I'm not sure the "one week after" rules has been thought through.
When is "one week after"? After what? The beginning of an event? The crucial point of an event? The conclusion of an event? When is that? When the revolution is done or when the new government has settled in or is the immediate counter-revolution still the same event?
That's why I said "planned,
ongoing or less than a week old."
So if there's a tournament that was started 7 days ago, but still has a day to go before the actual contests, it's ongoing.
Obviously a war doesn't count as an "ongoing event"; individual battles, skirmishes, and incidents within the war do. If there's been a revolution, you can't talk about the actual rebellion itself until a week after it's over. If the rebellion succeeds, but there's a counter-revolution is being prepared, then it seems most reasonable to me that those are separate events, one finished, one ongoing.
I'm sure someone will come up with some edge case that is highly ambiguous even with the wording I've given, but I'm confident that with moderators acting in good faith, especially with knowledge of the posters in question, appropriate rulings can be made in any instance that comes up.
In any case, I remain unconvinced that such a clause is really needed in the first place, since it is being added
specifically to prevent something happening which no one has yet provided a single shred of evidence of having ever happened.
