A different way to say: It does not
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It does not allow collective building on, to connect and share with each other and with organizations, so "it does not" have the same dynamics and personalized appeal as a modern...
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Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
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@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
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Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
add a comment |
Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
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Do you mean "it lacks"?
– remarkl
5 hours ago
@Johnny Brazil - Yes, "lacks" is a fairly formal word. And anytime you can remove a "not" from a sentence, you make it better. (You might consider "It [forbids/precludes/disallows]...", for the same reason.)
– remarkl
4 hours ago
does not support? prohibits? forbids?
– Paula Livingstone
4 hours ago
Exactly. Thank you, remarkl.
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago
@PaulaLivingstone - These also served the purpose. Thanks!
– Jonny Brazil
4 hours ago