According to theymos' definition, that may be the case. But, in my understanding, if a tool is utilized for coin mixing, it qualifies as a mixer. And if it lacks a central point of failure, it can be considered a decentralized mixer.
Not only according to theymos but according to everyone else except you.Have fun and enjoy your own rules in your little eco chamber if you have nothing better to do in your life.
Really? Then what term would you use for a protocol that mixes your inputs? A "joiner"?
I think your brain is also a mixer, a bad one 