No, we continue to only interact in ways that drastically drop the chance of propagating the virus until the virus dies out. Nothing in the guidance says that

No, we continue to only interact in ways that drastically drop the chance of propagating the virus until the virus dies out. Nothing in the guidance says that you have to "mask, social distance, and not gather indoors" - just to avoid actions that are _massively_ likely to spread a virus (from an asymptomatic carrier to either a potentially-symptomatic carrier - who a) will actually suffer from it, and b) will incubate and carry the virus for longer, thus spreading it to more people - or to a _bunch_ more asymptomatic carriers). A lot of people don't seem to realize that "vaccinated" isn't the same thing as "not carrying the virus". The virus is going to die off _faster_ in a vaccinated body, but not immediately. It still makes sense to be cautious (but not _so_ cautious) with that lower (but still non-zero) risk of being a carrier/spreader.