Grayed Out Items on Logos.com Wish List

My Logos Cloud resources are still downloading (over 2GB of resources, and I've been without Internet until later today which is why I'm just now getting to enjoy Logos Cloud).

However, I've noticed after Logos Cloud went live, many of the resources on my Wish List (some which I desperately wanted) have gone grayed out. Does it mean I'm getting to sample those in Logos Cloud?

If so, this could get too tempting to keep. Especially since this level includes all the features of Logos Now. :-)

I'm probably going to have to pay off my L6 Platinum payment plan early. :-)

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Cynthia Tucker

Ha! I can totally relate to this. I wonder if Logos is surprised by the interest level of all of us "base packagers" in Logos Cloud.

Erik

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733107#Comment_733107

I've noticed this too...but wish it would say "rent", "lease" or "cloud" rather than "own". It just adds confusion during the next month over things I might wish to buy after sampling them. I too am enjoying the extra time with these resources, but I don't think I'm keeping Cloud without some dynamic pricing.

SineNomine

However, I've noticed after Logos Cloud went live, many of the resources on my Wish List (some which I desperately wanted) have gone grayed out. Does it mean I'm getting to sample those in Logos Cloud?

Yes, and this is a bug, and Faithlife is aware of it.

Nathan Parker

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/733249#Comment_733249

However, I've noticed after Logos Cloud went live, many of the resources on my Wish List (some which I desperately wanted) have gone grayed out. Does it mean I'm getting to sample those in Logos Cloud?

Yes, and this is a bug, and Faithlife is aware of it.

I'm OK with it showing the resources grayed out since it gave me a good idea of how much Logos Cloud would eat away at my wishlist (and it's better than I imagined I'll say), but I agree, something that would show they are rented and not acting like they're owned resources would be a good designation.