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> I had to heavily impose a set of best practice guidelines. I'm curious, why calling them "best practices" in this case rather than just guidelines? Or conven
by charles_f 5y ago
> I had to heavily impose a set of best practice guidelines.
I'm curious, why calling them "best practices" in this case rather than just guidelines? Or conventions?
- Octabrain 5y agoIn my case is a question of habit. But yes, I can see the term “best practices” being perceived as very conclusive. Like implicitly saying “this is the very best and if you don’t follow it you’re doing something wrong”. So I agree on “good practices” or “guidelines” (or even just a simple “recommendations” or “conventions”) as a better option.