Oh, right. So, there are two koans with unequal number of black stones and white stones. And they both have more black stones than white stones. And they’re both red.
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Then, what about these? 
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The heresy of arranging stones along diagonals instead of rows and columns has been swiftly punished!
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I think I figured it out, here’s a test:
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Thinking of possible rules, nothing fits exactly. But I’m noting them down as ideas for future games 
As for the current game, I haven’t noticed anything significant, except perhaps that there are more Red Koans so far.
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From what I have seen so far, I would expect both of those to be red.
I have no idea what you’re thinking there
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Great! Anybody else see it?
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I am completely lost 
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Just to make sure you didn’t make it more complicated than I am thinking, this is green, right?
And this one is red?
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Spot on.
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If not, let @Feijoa guess the answer and we can do the next round (probably, at least, or this is a very weird coincidence)
don’t spoil it yet, now its a challenge… 
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Their last four pictures are great hints. The first two for the rule, the latter two are mere clues.
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This game is so hard, even when the rule is simple >.<
I think I finally got it.
Predicted red:
Predicted green:
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So, now two people seem to get it.
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I don’t quite feel like revealing it…
But here's an egregious sequence of guesses/hints
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All I can see is E4 E5 NF3 
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