Merge pull request #685 from exercism/stkent-patch-1

Update policy around language constructs

POLICIES.md

 
 | Track Event | Policies to review |
 |:------------|:-----------------|
-| Exercise added | [Prefer instance methods](#prefer-instance-methods); [Starter implementations](#starter-implementations); [Ignore noninitial tests](#ignore-noninitial-tests) |
-| Exercise updated | [Ignore noninitial tests](#ignore-noninitial-tests); [Multiple file submissions](#multiple-file-submissions) |
-| Track order changed | [Starter implementations](#starter-implementations); [Multiple file submissions](#multiple-file-submissions) |
+| Exercise added/updated | [Prefer instance methods](#prefer-instance-methods); [Avoid using final](#avoid-using-final); [Adhere to best practices](#adhere-to-best-practices); [Starter implementations](#starter-implementations); [Ignore noninitial tests](#ignore-noninitial-tests); [Multiple file submissions](#multiple-file-submissions) |
+| Track rearranged | [Starter implementations](#starter-implementations); [Multiple file submissions](#multiple-file-submissions) |
 | New issue observed in track | [Good first patches](#good-first-patches) |
 | "Good first patch" issue completed | [Good first patches](#good-first-patches) |
 | Installing Java instructions updated | [Simple onboarding](#simple-onboarding) |
 
 References: [[1](https://github.com/exercism/java/issues/178)], [[2](https://github.com/exercism/java/pull/683#discussion_r125506930)]
 
-### Do not make user-facing classes `final`
+### Avoid using final
 
-> Starter implementations and test classes should not include the `final` keyword in class declarations as it isn't strictly necessary and could be confusing to people unfamiliar with Java.
+> Avoid using `final` in user-facing code. Liberal use of the `final` keyword remains controversial. It adds little value to test suites, and if included in starter implementations, places implicit restrictions on user solutions.
+
+### Adhere to best practices
+
+> Ensure that all Java code adheres to the best practices listed below:
+> - minimize the accessibility of classes and members ([Effective Java, item 13](http://jtechies.blogspot.com/2012/07/item-13-minimize-accessibility-of.html))
 
 ### Ignore noninitial tests