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In re: the rules, they've evolved over time. The general trend over the last couple of years, starting even before I came on board, was towards increased accuracy. When I first came on board the rule was that you could give a "wrong" answer in-character if you flagged it as such, but so many people failed to do so that they just sort of gave up on it. Too many people were, for lack of a more diplomatic term, choosing to roleplay idiots who didn't know what was going on in their own backyards.
As far as the future, we're mostly eyeballing it. On the 10th we're going to reopen, with the intention of having a week of standard operation alongside a poll to determine the next move. If the users opt for another blackout, then blackout we shall. Otherwise, we resume operations and open the discussion to other protest actions. The discord seems to be the primary "backup" at this point. We're still sorting out how far we're looking to spread out from Reddit, and it's unclear if there will be much demand for a Lemmy instance if things go the way they're currently going.