Is the opentext.org Greek New Testament continuing to be updated on Logos?

The opentext.org Greek New Testament has gone through various revisions on the opentext.org Web site. Is the Logos edition still in line with the latest version of this resource? Will it continue to be updated for those who have it or will it be frozen in the current edition? If it is frozen, what edition is it? (the information window in Logos does not say.)

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Dave Hooton

The opentext.org Greek New Testament has gone through various revisions on the opentext.org Web site

Harry Hahne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469315#Comment_469315

Not sure where you get that from, as the clause annotation of the New Testament still shows copyright 1998-2005, and this is more critical than the actual text for syntax Search.

Of course, I meant the tagging of the text, which is the contribution that they make.

The opentext.org Web site (http://www.opentext.org/model/guidelines.html) lists various revisions to the specifications. The Logos Information Windows does not say what version it is. I don't know if the tagging of the New Testament text is undergoing active work. But I know that sometimes in the past Logos has frozen texts at a certain revision, even though they continue to undergo updates by scholars. At other times, Logos continues to provide the revisions for free.

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469450#Comment_469450

OpenText.org have been frozen since 2005, which is a shame as there are many tagging deficiencies that could easily be dealt with. AFAIK Logos have the latest clause annotations.

MJ. Smith

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469454#Comment_469454

OpenText.org have been frozen since 2005

Dave Hooton

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469614#Comment_469614

OpenText.org have been frozen since 2005

??

In the context of my first response the clause annotations for the NT have been frozen (together with the methodology) e.g. texts > New Testament.

Harry Hahne

https://community.logos.com/discussion/comment/469614#Comment_469614

This highlights my original question: Will the Logos edition of opentext continue to keep up with changes to the tagging of the text in the opentext project?