Okay, this is getting a bit annoying already.
Not every Mandalorian can be a Jedi. Not every Mandalorian can claim the Darksaber and be Mand'alor.
First, I'm going to remind you something:

Mandalore is the name we give to our leader. Becoming Mandalore is the greatest honor any Mandalorian could aspire to.

The importance of the Mand'alor was reflected in the six tenets that outlined Mandalorian culture, the Resol'nare, one of which dictated that a Mandalorian rally to the Mand'alor when called upon.

The title of Mandalore was the Galactic Basic Standard transliteration of the Mando'a word Mand'alor, which meant "sole ruler" in the Mandalorian language. The position of Mand'alor was a combination of king, warlord, and general in function, often carrying with it the additional title of Al'Ori'Ramikade, "Commander of Supercommandos." A non-hereditary role, only a Mandalorian deemed worthy could claim the title of Mand'alor, exemplifying the Mandalorian meritocracy ideal. When the previous Mandalore fell or stepped down, a Mandalorian with The title of Mandalore was the Galactic Basic Standard transliteration of the Mando'a word Mand'alor, which meant "sole ruler" in the Mandalorian language. The position of Mand'alor was a combination of king, warlord, and general in function, often carrying with it the additional title of Al'Ori'Ramikade, "Commander of Supercommandos."[14] A non-hereditary role, only a Mandalorian deemed worthy could claim the title of Mand'alor, exemplifying the Mandalorian meritocracy ideal. When the previous Mandalore fell or stepped down, a Mandalorian with both vision and strength could make a claim for the title, but if the other clans did not accept the individual as the new Mand'alor and recognize their authority, their duty was to remove the unsuitable claimant and institute a more favorable leader. The significance of the Mand'alor's role in Mandalorian society was so great that one of the Resol'nare—the six basic tenets that defined Mandalorian culture—detailed the importance of loyalty toward the Mand'alor, and rallying to the Mandalorian leader when called upon vision and strength could make a claim for the title, but if the other clans did not accept the individual as the new Mand'alor and recognize their authority, their duty was to remove the unsuitable claimant and institute a more favorable leader. The significance of the Mand'alor's role in Mandalorian society was so great that one of the Resol'nare—the six basic tenets that defined Mandalorian culture—detailed the importance of loyalty toward the Mand'alor, and rallying to the Mandalorian leader when called upon.

Straight out of Wookiepedia.

Now, I've seen a lot of people claiming the darksaber ever since Sabine tookit. Sabine stole the darksaber. She never had the intention to becoming Mand'alor (even tho I wanted her to be... #Mand'alorTheArtist ), Sabine understood that she wasn't worthy of the tittle. Even Fenn saw it in her, but she's a 19 year old girl, she needs more experience for such tittle.

Now, I've seen all kinds of things, from people fighting for the darksaber to people just adding it to their character sheet.

That is pretty much godmod to me. Is not that easy to become Mand'alor.
Now, if you actually HAVE earned the tittle, that's okay with me. But it's just that I've seen these role players who claim to be a Mand'alor and while role playing they literally say:

Ner hides behind a rock, shivering in fear because of the nighthunter, "I need to get the hell out of here"

It's not THAT EASY TO FUCKING BE A MAND'ALOR OR EVEN A MANDALORIAN. IF YOU ARE RUNNING AWAY FROM A FUCKING NIGHTHUNTER LET ME TELL YOU YOU ARE EVERYTHING BUT A MANDO.

I've also seen that a lot of people are like... being Mando-Jedi. And that's is just annoying already. Not everyone can be Tar Vizsla. Okay? I know some well developed characters who I am totally okay with, because they have the evidence of how they became a Jedi Mando, but again, some people just put it on their sheets and it isn't fair for other role players.

Firstly, I think it takes an experienced role player to be Mand'alor, because not even I am fully prepared for Bo becoming the leader. Is not that easy people, so take it easy, you don't have to be the god of the role play. One step at the time.

Again, this has nothing to do with you people here on Wattpad, I just had to get it out of my chest.