This website is a kind of platform (that/ in which/ where) you can manage all your accounts.
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2In/on which and where mean the same thing. That doesn't have the meaning of 'in a place'.– Kate BuntingCommented Feb 12, 2022 at 9:10
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1Yes, "on which"and "where" are correct (and synonymous here) but not "that". This use of "where" demonstrates and reinforces its classification in modern grammar as a preposition meaning "in/to/from some place/thing".– BillJCommented Feb 12, 2022 at 9:26
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1Note also that that is not a relative pronoun; it's a meaningless subordinator serving simply to introduce certain relative clauses.– BillJCommented Feb 12, 2022 at 10:11
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'This website is a kind of platform on which (or where) you can manage all your accounts.'
On/in which= where
This is the hotel which/that he likes most. (NOT where)
This is the hotel in which(or where) we stayed. (NOT that)