When have I ever refused to acknowledge opposing viewpoints? I encourage people to bring forward arguments opposing my suggestions as that gives me the opportunity to explain the reasons behind my conclusions.
You talk about netsplits, I have tried to give you a valid response. You talk about a lack of services, which I believe I have previously given a valid response to.
There are also many places to get 24/7 bots that either have clan specific commands, or allow you to define your own commands.
To re-iterate on my point. Their are a lack of clan-specific services provided by Q and L (QNet equivalent to Chanserv), however there are many places that offer a bot which you can customise with your own commands and that will idle your channel 24/7. To see this in action you can visit #qehs on QNet and do a !members command (customised more than is allowed on GGC with multiple lines for each squad). Therefore a lack of clan specific functions provided natively by QNet is easily overridden through secondary services.
Thats not a way to get over the lack of a !scrim command however. There is no way that I know of to currently replicate this exactly, but QNet has lots of clans that do actually get matches so it should not have an impact on us, we just need to pick up another method on searching for matches. But, and this is a nice but, the !scrim command is barely effective anyway. I know the majority of my clans matches are not actually gained through !scrim, but by asking clans individually if they can match, which gets rid of the lack of a !scrim command argument.
(I can also say whats the point of a !scrim command when there are only 3 other clans to match? We need more clans to make a !scrim command worthwhile, and one of the best ways to do that in my mind is to move to a larger network, which I have proven brings more players to the game).