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"Many folds"? The benefit to the co-brander is "many folds"? I'm not familiar with this term and nothing in the dictionary made sense. Is this industry lingo o

• maxerickson 11y ago
  Reads like an individual quirk to me, a bastardization of many fold. (It still doesn't read very sensibly, but it isn't a huge leap from many folds->many fold->there are several)
  • dfc 11y ago
    Manyfold, is one word, no space between many and fold. I bet you are right about the author's intent. I know you are right that it does not read sensibly. Thank you for responding, for some reason "manyfold" did not come to mind when I read the article.
  • oceanofsolaris 11y ago
    It's simply a misspelled version of "manifold", isn't it? And if you replace it by "manifold", the sentence makes perfect sense.
    • dfc 11y ago
      The question was "what are the benefits?". I do not think an answer that describes the number of benefits makes perfect sense.
• joncalhoun 11y ago
  http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Manyfold http://lmgtfy.com/?q=Manyfold I believe the author speaks English as a second language. Googling his name brings up a page describing him as an immigrant and his writing supports this theory in certain places. I suspect you could have pointed the mistake out in a more tactful way. He knew what he wanted to say and he used two valid words, he just didn't know to make it a compound word and this would be easy to miss when self editing.