The difference between "a rule has been cut from the list" and "a rule is not on the list" only lasts a day or two. After that, no one will remember. (I wouldn

The difference between "a rule has been cut from the list" and "a rule is not on the list" only lasts a day or two. After that, no one will remember. (I wouldn't say "lifted", though, since that implies quite a bit more.) (Btw, I'm going to put some of that language back into the guidelines since so many people protested its removal - so this point is about to get even more theoretical!)