MISSING DOCUMENTATION? Did I miss a notice of the deprecation of for example?

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edited November 2024 in English Forum

Has anyone else noticed that searches such as <Topic Law> or <Topic Cannibalism> bring up one or fewer results. And, no, adding Section doesn't get any results. Has <Topic> been replaced and therefore what does the Topic Guide actually run off? Cultural Concepts? Preaching Theme?

Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."

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  • Member, MVP Posts: 2,226

    I am not sure what is being used, but I also see that a search for <Topic X> turns up only a very few results, and a Factbook search of X has much more. 

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    MJ. Smith said:

    Has anyone else noticed that searches such as <Topic Law> or <Topic Cannibalism> bring up one or fewer results.

    Faithlife persist with this datatype search for some reason, but it is unfruitful. They try to make something of it with Factbook suggesting an Everything Search like <Topic Christ the Rock> OR "Christ the Rock".  You may get more results if you tick Match equivalent references e.g. with <Topic Salvation> you'll find that the results actually come from <PreachingTheme Salvation>.

    MJ. Smith said:

    Has <Topic> been replaced and therefore what does the Topic Guide actually run off? Cultural Concepts? Preaching Theme?

    Topic Guide runs off the LCV dataset (Logos Controlled Vocabulary), and replaces the Topic Browser from L3.  Suggestions for <Topic ...> should be removed from Search and Factbook.

    Dave
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