There are weird spacing problems in many of the Abstracts to articles in Semeia (not all of them). Here's one, for example, from "Typology and Tradition: Refiguring the Bible in Milton’s Paradise Lost" in Semeia 51:
Here's the URL.
I can't recall the resource, but within the last week or two I was reading something that almost always formatted the word "you" as "y o u" when it displayed. Just that word. I reported it as a typo--quite odd.
This does seem to be a problem in the Logos 4 version of the resource. I'll report it. Thanks.
Hi Melissa, can you make sure you report it as a general issue in most of the Semeia volumes -- they all need to be reviewed for this problem. Thanks!
If it was one of Hendricksen's commentaries, it's not a typo. He uses "y o u" to indicate second person plural, and "you" as second person singular.
This does seem to be a problem in the Logos 4 version of the resource. I'll report it. Thanks. Hi Melissa, can you make sure you report it as a general issue in most of the Semeia volumes -- they all need to be reviewed for this problem. Thanks!
Yes. I "reported" this via the typo process several weeks back. I assume that method gets the word to Logos too, does it not?
Yes, it does. The reason I didn't use that method is there wasn't just one typo I could report -- it was more of a general problem.
Yes. I "reported" this via the typo process several weeks back. I assume that method gets the word to Logos too, does it not? Yes, it does. The reason I didn't use that method is there wasn't just one typo I could report -- it was more of a general problem.
you probably did the better thing, but I highlighted a large portion, and in the comments said something to the effect of "this is a larger issue that needs examined."
Done.
I'm running L4.2Mac (current beta), and the issue is still there, I would assume it stems from formatting codes in the original electronic publication. Almost a year since this thread was started. Any word on when this resource will be fixed.
I'm checking on this and will update the thread when I have more information.
Update: This multi-volume series is being actively worked on. I don't have an eta at this time for publication of the updated resources.
Just to confirm Melissa's comment:
This multi-volume series is being actively worked on. I don't have an eta at this time for publication of the updated resources.
