Should a broadcast message be addressed to a maximum of a group broadcast code addresses?

A broadcast message should not be limited to a maximum number of group broadcast code addresses because the very purpose of a broadcast is to disseminate information widely and effectively to all relevant parties within a designated group. Broadcasting is typically designed to ensure that messages reach as many recipients as necessary to fulfill communication objectives.

In practice, limiting broadcast messages to a maximum number of addresses can hinder effective communication, particularly in situations where several groups or individuals need access to the same information simultaneously. Additionally, broadcast systems are generally built to handle multiple recipients efficiently, allowing for effective management of information dissemination.

While there may be best practices regarding clarity and avoiding overwhelming recipients, these do not translate into a strict cap on the number of addresses that can receive a broadcast. Hence, stating that a maximum should be imposed is not accurate in the context of how broadcasting is meant to function.