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Yes, I realize that there is no accounting for tastes. Some people even like cream and sugar in their coffee -- would you believe that ?

[quote user="Bohuslav Wojnar"] I believe that would bring many Czech pastors, Bible school students and many other people to a decision to buy Logos. It would be great. Thank you so much for all you are doing with Logos. I really appreciate it. You have the best and that's why we need to have it in Czech, which is probably the most atheistic nation

I don't have it so obviously I don't use it. I have a fierce aversion to anything with the word "analytical' in its name which is probably one of the reasons I didn't get it previously (The other was probably $$ since for a time I was quite short on cash). Other than Vincent or Michael I don't know who might be able to help on this.

Personally I want everything on my machine. That way, if anything should go wrong , , , go wrong . . . go wrong ( a la West World), I can still work even if I need to operate off a UPS for a time. There's always the possiblity of simply being unable for various reasons to connect to the internet. As for those who don't use Logos, is there any reason

[quote user="Donovan R. Palmer"] The trouble is this: I have a friend who owns an ISP and he has told me that less than 1% of his user base uses NNTP (Usenet) News. The reason for this is that most people don't know how to use the internet beyond web browsers and an email client. So it was inevitable that Logos would eventually set up a web forum because

While I'm somewhat inclined to agree, I'm not sure I've given it enough of a chance. These aren't the easiest to navigate. Some seem very much to prefer this option so I'll give it a whirl.

I initially would agree that I prefer the Newsgroup. Perhaps it's simply inertia or maybe it has something to do with the fact that I can see all the other topics while I'm responding to one.