Deleting a book?

Jim Bradford

Hi.  I'm new here.  Sorry if this is a dumb question.

I 'purchased' a resource (for free) that I just don't want in my library.  Is there any way to get rid of it?  I would like to simply remove it forever, as if I never purchased it.

It's a resource that I don't consider biblically accurate, I just want to get rid of it completely.  I don't want it to show up in searches, etc.

Thanks in advance.

Graham Criddle

Hi Jim - and welcome to the forums

Any questions are ok!

Try Hiding the book as per https://wiki.logos.com/Hiding_Books 

Graham

Jim Bradford

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1126416#Comment_1126416

Thanks!

JT (alabama24)

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/1126419#Comment_1126419

You can also contact FL to remove the license from your account. NOTE: When a resource comes as part of a collection, it is an "all or nothing" proposition. 

Mike Binks

Jim Bradford said:

It's a resource that I don't consider biblically accurate,

Ok Jim, I'll chip in here and suggest that by getting rid of it rather than tagging it as 'Fairy Tale' you are undoing some of the strengths of Logos.

Imagine some time in the future, you had purchased a book by Hans Christian Anderson in the belief that the middle name indicated that it might contain some theology.

Now you purchase a book by St. Orthodox and this book contains a passage 'readers will understand the problem when they think back to Hans Christian Anderson's musing on the subject'. There would be a link back to the original quote (hopefully). Now you paid for the book but are unable to double-check what the original quote was.

There is value in having books you hate in your library - it is a reference resource not a statement of faith.