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Originally Posted by TorqueDog
You still don't understand what words and their usage in various contexts mean.
Recommend = Providing positive guidance to do something
eg: I recommend that ikaris take remedial English. Please.
Authorize = Allowing something to be done, but not providing guidance in either direction.
eg: NACI has authorized the use of COVID-19 vaccines and boosters.
No recommendation = Not providing guidance in either direction, neutral position
eg: No recommendations for booster doses for the general adolescent population 12 to 17 years of age are being made at this time. (This means you can go get one if you want, or you don't have to; no recommendation is being made.)
Not recommended = Providing guidance against doing something
eg: It is not recommended to take ikaris' COVID-19 posts at face value because based on everything he's posted, he's either being dishonest or unknowingly ignorance on the subject.
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So when someone asks if it is a good idea to boost a child the answer is no. If someone asks if it’s a bad idea to boost a child the answer is no. It is just an idea.
No recommendation also means if you state I follow Naci’s recommendations when deciding on when to boost and vaccinate means you do not boost your children.