This point has no meaning to everyone; Starfire has already formed a very good tradition and atmosphere of each person minding their own duties and doing their own work without unwanted commands.
Don't say there's anything strange about this; in fact, many guilds have had major problems because superiors directed those more knowledgeable in the field, all for the sake of so-called authority and discourse rights.
But Starfire is different; Li Yao never worries about being sidelined for not managing the guild, and indeed no one can do that anyway; the core of Starfire is Li Yao, it is his continuous progress that has led Starfire to its current position.
And Sister Li naturally gained very large authority, and others also have their respective responsibilities, each performing their own duties.
Li Yao doesn't need to use these things to emphasize his authority.
