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I miss the days back in Quake when I'd stop to help new people actually paly better, on either my team or the enemies so that the match itself would improve as they got better and became more of a challenge. You don't see people helping out like this any more in gaming though.
It would have been better to do it like Overwatch, where you have placements based on your Quickplay MMR. I mean, that's not a perfect system, but it's better than this one where the poor Bronze players have to deal with high skill players climbing out.