Mystery Resources: Enhanced Marketing Strategy Wanted

Sometimes when I click on a hyperlink I get nothing. Well, that is not entirely true. Sometimes, I get something like this:

The Hardy Boys instinct inside me wants to ferret out what "LBG68C02" might be. (Libronix/Lexham + Bible+Good[ah! Guide??]]+1968??+carbon dioxide?) But alas, I am not a Hardy boy and the mystery remains unsolved. I go away wondering sadly what wonderful resource I don't have and what vital information I just missed.

Sometimes we get previews which is a great idea, but if there is no preview, wouldn't it be nice to at least get the name of the mystery resource?

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George Somsel

Buy me. Never mind what I am, just buy. [:D]

[Perhaps it's How You Got Suckered Into Buying This]

Robert M. Warren

Live in Bowling Green and drive 2 '68 Corvettes

NB.Mick

ferret out what "LBG68C02" might be

that's actually pretty easy:

for resource id XYZ direct your browser to http://www.logos.com/resources/LLS_XYZ

so here to http://www.logos.com/resources/LLS_LBG68CO2

(if you like the more sleuthing approach rather than the simple "look it up on the internet": you already inferred that it's a Lexham Bible Guide - in most commentary series, as well as the "canonical collections" on the wiki 68 is 2nd Corinthians, and Co 2, even if it doesn't give it away perfectly, corrobates this conclusion)