A recommended phishing-report habit is useful but not mandatory for seasonal volunteers. How should this artifact be classified?
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Short Explanation
If it is helpful advice but nobody gets written up for skipping it, you are looking at a guideline. Standards and policies carry must-do weight; guidelines say 'here's a smart habit.' Seasonal volunteers often get the recommended version first.
Full Explanation
Guidelines offer recommended practices that support policy goals without the mandatory force of standards or procedures. Classifying a phishing-report habit as a guideline correctly signals that it is encouraged for seasonal volunteers rather than strictly enforced. Mislabeling it as a standard or law overstates obligation and confuses the document hierarchy.