To do that, at a minimum, I need to be able to extract/export a copy of my notes, so I can give to someone to merge with a Bible edition and print. At this time you page you limit the export of my notes, so it would take so many export sessions, and stitching's together, to make me want to leave my favorite Bible app. I understand protecting IP, but in doing that you have captured my IP. Please remove page limit on export of my notes.
A second, maybe better idea, is you could offer to generate the hard copy from the Bible edition I select, with my notes, printed and bound and N copies generated for a price. I am willing to pay, and suspect many others would be also. Format basically the same as any Study Bible in print today. Maybe two stages. A price to generate the doc ready for hard copy. And secondly a price for printing, say 27 bound hard copies, for my family in cooperation or through the Bible translation copyright holder. Or even through a third party.
Third, I guess you had a way for me to share notes electronically, but it seems the community notes are sort of locked up in community's my kids wont go too. And I never could figure out a way to really transfer all my local notes to the community anyway (there was always some issue). Your app it too expensive for most of them, or at least the price is a barrier to entry. In addition to the printed copy, I would like to offer to them a Libronix (or whatever your format is called now), plug in called "Granddad's Notes", that they can import into their version of Logos to treat like any other commentary, for the one who are ready for this app. Again I am willing it pay for this, and suspect many others would be also. Maybe just a fee for conversion and delivery, and I distribute? You would have to make sure the format you generate in does not go obsolete. I would want the notes to be my legacy to them, so they can see and hear me as they discover the Word on their own. You could take this idea pretty far, in that I could see people, maybe even me, narrating passages, that the kids could listen too, as they read.
I like Microsoft products, and my wife likes Apple, and my kids have mostly Apple and some Android phones. Everybody has a book shelf for the hard copies, that seem to outlast the electronic gadgets.
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