actually the BCP label has multiple, largely disjunct areas of coverage.
I once (many years back) suggested splitting the categories into Recommended Internet Practices and Directives for Oversight and Administration, but the acronyms didn't survive the laugh test....
I suppose this is not only the laugh test but the consistency test; both also are using words of authority ("Recommeded" and "Directive").
A BCP definition makes it a cultural/procedural equivalent to an accepted Standard.
This is why I proposed "Documented Best Practices" (DCP) and a "Suggested Best Practice" (SCP) as simple mnemonics to compare with the "for information" and usual proposition concepts the Common Practice area is not permitted.
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