I was thinking of trying to import many of their blog posts into Logos, but thought someone else may have already done it and would be willing to share. If so, please let me know. Thanks.
My church, Trinity Bible Phoenix, is an active member in Arizona. I would be interested in this.
They don't seem to have a Faithlife Group. This would be a great clearinghouse for sharing their blogs transcribed to Logos Notes.
I briefly looked for a way to contact them, but they seem to only be giving out Twitter addresses. I think someone should contact Collin Hansen, their editorial director, to get permission to repost their blogs and possibly use their name for a Faithlife group. The blog information could be posted the documents section of the group.
I've reached out some to them, but have not yet gotten a reply from anyone there.
My pastor is on vacation for another week. I'll ask him about it when he returns.
Meanwhile, do you use Faithlife forums? If not, I can invite you to one of mine so that you can see how they work for document sharing.
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I have thought about writing a script that takes an rss feed and converts a time period to docx for the pbb. If I ever have the time to get around to it, I'll post it here with instructions on how to use it to import tgc articles. It may be a while,I have several projects on my list.
David,
I do use Faithlife. I haven't created a group for this over there. Mainly becuase I am waiting on TGC to respond back.
Everett,
I don't think we should use their name without their permission. However, using their name would be the best way to allow other Logos users to find the resulting documents. Their content also has a copyright. So we have to get permission to redistribute the content if we make this a public endeavor.
I had not considered personal books. Both notes and personal books would be searchable. The books could contain the jpg, gif, and video link content so they may be preferable. However, so far, personal books cannot be accessed from tablets, where I "live" for reading purposes.
