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There was a rather active set of threads on Wasabi's decision a few months ago to use a blockchain analysis company to censor coinjoin transactions.  I have not heard lately, but I do have some questions, certainly of interest to me:

1)  Has anyone been censored?  If so, and without violating OPSEC, could you provide any useful details (like size of tx, perhaps they don't censor all tx's).

2)  Some of these Wasabi coinjoins have over 200 inputs and 200 outputs.  And they have (at least) several per day.  Perhaps that would be costly to analyze all inputs??

3)  If some/most inputs go through OK, might it be better to send smaller amounts?

4)  If some/most inputs go through OK, might it be better to send amounts that other people are sending (BTC0.05, for example, is an amount I often note).

5)  Any other privacy matters that may have surfaced lately?

Thanks for any thoughts!