The answer to the question "Will this Question close as a Yes or a No?" is "YES", because in description you clarify that you'll resolve to either YES or NO (not to a percentage or N/A). 

So this resolves YES, unless you plan to misresolve it.

 Seems like they lied and just didn't "close as a Yes or a No". Which means this resolves No?

 The word "arbitrarily" in the description invalidates your interpretation of the title.

I will arbitrarily choose to close this as a Yes or a No. My choice may be impacted by the votes or comments. Or not 👀 

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