Bootstrap percolation in a polluted environment

Let a low densityp of sites on the lattice Z² be occupied, remove a proportionq of them, and call the remaining sites empty. Then update this configuration in discrete time by iteration of the following synchronous rule: an empty site becomes occupied by contact with at least two occupied nearest neighbors, while occupied and removed sites nerver change their states. Ifq/p² is large most sites remain unoccupied forever, while ifq/p² is small, this dynamics eventually makes most sites occupied. This demonstrates how sensitive the usual bootstrap percolation rule (theq=0 case) is to the pollution of space.