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How to Know How Far Along a Community Pricing Project Is?

David

I'm looking at a few very interesting subjects. One would be on Mormonism. But it appears it has been stuck in bidding for 3 years now. It would be helpful to know how much the project will cost and how much there is to go. I want to bid, but I'm not really keen on waiting without any indication of how long that wait will be.

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Fred Chapman

Once a resource (or collection) on community pricing exceeds 100% of the cost it is placed under contract and work begins to produce it for release. CP is really a way for Faithlife to gauge interest in a resource and obtain commitments (even though they can be canceled at any time) from users to purchase the resource before they invest time and money producing it.

Here is a link that explains the CP program https://www.logos.com/communitypricing/about

Faithlife does not publish release dates for tools or resources until they are actually ready to release it.

If you bid on the Mormon collection it now it does not cost you anything and you can cancel the order any time prior to its release.