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I use a script to add randomness to rules. Now it is in this form:

import golly
import random

golly.autoupdate(False)
golly.setstep(0)

side = 256

while 1:
for i in range(1, random.randint(1, 100)):
golly.setcell(random.randint(-side/2, (side-1)/2), random.randint(-side/2, (side-1)/2), random ...

This is my interpretation. Both states treat each other as living. (A problem with this interpretation would appear if there were a birth rule for an even number of neighbours in both rulesets.)

@RULE MixedMediumLife

By BartekChom

@TABLE

n_states:3
neighborhood:Moore
symmetries:permute

var l1 ...

B2/S356 Generations rules turn out to have a * tiny * natural gun:
This breeder (I removed three cells) appeared during evolution of a random pattern
x = 43, y = 61, rule = 356/2/4
.C$2.B$.A.C$.B.B4.C$CAC2.2A$B2.BABAB$ACACA3C$.B$.ACAC$2.B.B$2.AC.A$3.
B.B$3.AC.C$4.B.B$4.ACA$5.B$5.AC32.AC$6.B32.2B ...

I have created two rules.
1. Petelka (Pętelka - "Little loop" in Polish) with variant Petelka-2 - rule with something similar to little loop. Probably it is not a loop beating the record of Chou-Reggia Loop, but I don't know which part of definition is not fulfilled. Petelka has also 1D replicator ...