I know in Classic there is not likely a need to do a controlled tank swap while the MT is still standing and that with the disciplines we get in Kunark there may be fights where tank swapping will be necessary.

My concern isn't Kunark, but we may as well get ready for it and practice tank swapping if we have a need to tank swap prior to engaging the harder content.

Since the clerics are setting up a cheal chain, the MT should die considerably less often.  That being said, it will likely happen at some point, which will cause the backup tank to grab aggro and pray to their god that they will get enough heals while the cheal chain is moving to the next %t.  Clearly this is uncontrolled and not ideal.

So, my real question is, what should we do after the backup tank has established aggro and the cheal chain is working?  I know the MT will be rezzed, but IF (and I am not sure it is necessary, but am all for Guild Wins) the Guild Leadership decides that the MT should regain aggro, I believe it should be in a controlled manner, that way we minimize the time between Cheals for whoever is tanking.

 However it is announced to the guild (OOC / Dicord etc), I think whoever is trying to gain aggro should not hit the taunt button until the Cheal Chain has at least one cheal coming to them (announced in OOC as %t by the cheal rotation), which will hopefully be an indicator to the healers not in rotation (to include druids and shaman) that whoever is tanking now will need all spam heals if the new tank has not established agro within 10 seconds.

I am super happy that we are getting a cheal rotation going, and I hope the tank crew can do our part in making it successful.  This isn't meant to be a guide, it just seems to me something that could be codified into guild procedures after some discussion.