Hello there!
I'm a middle school teacher, so I mostly work with 14 - 15 year olds.
We've been talking about the importance of broadening our perspectives on scientific paradigms, and during our last three classes we've been exploring some elementary concepts of Flat Earth Theory. My students are just fascinated by such a theory, and came up with a great variety of questions. I know some of them might have been already answered over here (so I omitted them) but there are some of them that I think could beinteresting for you to answer.
If there's any question that you'd like to answer, please feel free to do it!

—How do time zones work in a Flat Earth?
—Are there four seasons in a Flat Earth?
—Does the community have any technical term for the Flat Earth?
—Do you have "slang words" derived from your theory?
—If the Earth is flat, which side is the one we are on, the "correct" side? And what happens with the other side?
—Do you also think that the other planets are flat?
—What is the most important evidence that confirms the Earth is flat?
—How do you describe the process of day and night?
—Does Earth´s rotation exit?
—Is gravity the same in a flat Earth as in a round Earth?
—Why is the Earth flat? (What's its origin?)
—Did you think the same about the Earth being flat when you were a kid?

Thanks in advance!