I think that Scavier is a role model for indie-games.
Do whatever you want, when you want because you want to.
If you don't feel like going on the forum, or working for that matter, you simply don't have to.
Most excellent.
That said, I prefer Notch's approach.
Scawen has valid reasons for not doing what Notch does, but I think that some draconian posting rules could address them.
I for one don't mind censorship when it is in the form of banning people that talk about late releases, missing features, how LFS is "dying" or similar. Unfortunately, automated forum moderation is a dream
Oh, regarding OP: I'd hope they'd open LFS up quite a bit. Allowing it to connect to any server, decrypting content, releasing docs or source snippets etc.
In reality, probably a farewell news post.
Scavier isn't going anywhere.