Hi NotSure,
Well,actually I'm just parroting the words of others who have pointed out that, with regard to how it should be built a loop, it is advisable that the portion of the rope which is the continuation of the standing part, that by now is part of the knot's nub, remains as straight as possible, before it ends to go across the knot's nub,but even I actually have no idea of can be strong or not this loop!
The Lee Zep Bowline can certainly be regarded as a "link bowline", as has been ranked by Xarax, but,if one wants, it can also be seen as the result of a retucking a loop version of a Carrick "mat" (# 1445),which seems by itself even worse than # 1443;I forget to mention that is also for this reason I have given it as an example.
Bye!