DATA BUG: Factbook heading confusion (Logos or user)

MJ. Smith

Look at this book level heading data for a 1 Chronicles pericope:

Red boxes ... although there is a small amount of poetry in 1 Chronicles I have never seen it classified as poetry as a book before. What is the logic behind this?
Green boxes ... I thought hagiographies were primarily biographies of saints with an extended meaning of idealized history. But all Biblical history is idealized which would make this sense redundant. What is the logic behind this?
Gold boxes ... I don't even recall traces of wisdom literature in 1 Chronicles so this is even weirder than the poetry designation. What this really intended?
Purple box ... Megilloth? This is in no way one of the 5 scrolls and no mutilation of the meaning can make it such ... this is flat out erroneous ... not even alternative fact can rescue it.

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Jimmy Parks

Thank you for pointing this out. We will look into the issues here.

MJ. Smith

Green boxes ... I thought hagiographies were primarily biographies of saints with an extended meaning of idealized history. But all Biblical history is idealized which would make this sense redundant. What is the logic behind this?

It doesn't solve the hierarchy puzzle but I have just run into Hagiographa as the Greek translation of Kethuvim. So I can make sense of the term if not how it falls in the hierarchy.