I have been a Logos user for quite some time and have almost 30k invested here. But one thing I have always felt a little uneasy about is the simplicity of the search features. Although it can search in many languages, and different forms of words, it is still simplistic in that it is still very much a singular idea. I have so many resources that my study is very much enriching, but really only if I know what I'm looking for. The search feature is really the key to uniting such vast libraries, it should probably be the most advanced feature in the program. I would like the ability to search idealisticly (if I may). This is begun in the recent post, "Explorer Remodeled". For example. If I were wanting some ideas concerning poems, I might type in poems, maybe even have a custom template selection that is available to determine maybe even the kind of poems to extract from my library. This idea is in its beginning stages, but I believe its possibilities are virtually endless, and could take our software ( considering its already ingenious design) from linear to 3d in respect. I would love to hear about some ideas along this isle of thought.
