Hidden or Sleeper tags activated in the future

Milkman

Might be a silly question, but...

if we have a Logos book in our library that is referenced to a Logos book that will come out later, would tags in the earlier book be activated?

For example. I'm reading The Anabaptist Story: An Introduction to Sixteenth-Century Anabaptism, 3rd ed. and on page 73/4 the author quotes from a pre-pub book, Martyr's Mirror.

Will Martyr's Mirror be tagged to The Anabapitst Story at pages 73/4? 

Or another question would be: Is there any way to develope a system of tagging everything in a book to past, present and future resources? That would go for every book in the system. So if there's a book that has a reference to a book that Logos will come out with five years later could there be 'hidden' or 'sleeper' tags that will be activated once that future book is released and that future book would also be tagged to the book that was released five years prior? 

Kind of an interesting concept though. Wouldn't be that hard to develope I suppose.

Does that make sense?

Anyway, my initial question is more important than the future of Logos taggings.

Rosie Perera

Sometimes Logos does put tags in for books they think they might publish in the future, particularly well-known classics that they've created data types for, but I would think it's probably only rarely that they do this. However I do not recall ever reading a statement from Logos on this. [EDIT: Correction: I do believe I read somewhere that Logos is trying to do this more and more, but it's really just a beginning effort towards an overwhelming task. I've found it way more common for Logos books to lack links to books that already were in the Logos catalog at the time of the newer book shipping, so I don't have much faith that they'll do a great job of tagging potential future books.]