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I get your point and I understand what you are trying to say. However, I hope Wasabi will lose their customer base and people will switch to other services, which won't cooperate with blockchain analysis firms of their own free will. Let them turn into a service for institutional investors if they want, who cares.
That's another debate, and no one can blame you for your viewpoint. It's very understandable, and something that should be respected.
my point is that newbies might be better using Wasabi if all they want is a little privacy without risk of tainting their coins which might make it a problem for them when they send them to exchanges.
And we're telling you, a page now, that what you're describing is oxymoron. On the one hand, they want to obfuscate their outputs so they can hide their purchases from their wives and employers. On the other, they'll deposit their coins to centralized exchanges, because... They're clueless?
That isn't the point ser. The point is about the tradeoffs. That if someone who knows he has clean UTXOs simply wants "a little" privacy without the taint, Wasabi would be the better choice than choosing a mixer that will comingle his UTXOs with Mr. Heroine Dealer's UTXOs.