From Why Choose ClassicPress for Your Business / Pro Website CMS? :
“we quickly realized that the situation with Gutenberg highlights a distinction between two groups in the WordPress market: bloggers versus business and professional organization* site owners.”
No, serious blogger can prefer CP too, because to write with a TinyMCE is more convienant than with Gutenberg. But he doesn’t consider himself as a “business”. The distinction is in an attitude, not in the site’s purpose. So, IMHO, we should target distinction in developers’ attitude, not the site’s purpose.
The link provided highlights the problem: if you need a long text explaining what you mean, it is the problem. Better to think how to express it in the few words, because nobody will read those explanations. That’s why I say we need better wording in the ClassicPress description, why “versatile…” or “business oriented” didn’t fit the needs.