Churton, W. R. The Uncanonical and Apocryphal Scriptures. London: J. Whitaker, 1884.
This resource generally as standard English bible tagging … except for the prologue to Sirach. Please fix
The source material for The Uncanonical and Apocryphal Scriptures does not include verses for the Prologue to Sirach.
We will be leaving this text as it is.
MJ. Smith said: Churton, W. R. The Uncanonical and Apocryphal Scriptures. London: J. Whitaker, 1884.This resource generally as standard English bible tagging … except for the prologue to Sirach. Please fix
Great to see that this resource reappeared appropriately!
Referring to the OP, I would suggest reporting this as a typo (instructions here).
Have you checked with Kyle (or his replacement in his old position) as to how they prefer to see them? I ask because your years I have used typo only for typo not for production issues. My habit may not be justified and I'll do whatever the production group prefers.
I had asked our customer support team how we ought to triage this particular feedback, and the route of reporting a typo was the response. I hope that's helpful to know.
Excuse me for being dense but the report typo function is a surface text error —> surface text correction function with space for comments to explain or to describe as simply an example of a generic problem. How does that map onto missing/erroneous/misbehaving hidden tagging (exposed only in Context Menu) —> desired hidden tagging/behavior? And how does it translate into resource prioritization for systematic functional resource bugs as opposed to the no-functional-effect/perhaps in original printers' file typos? Are you sure that customer support understood that this is a missing functionality issue i.e. the sort of error which should be rare in products when they are ready to ship?
I understand. @MJ. Smith, let's leave this tagged as a bug and it will be triaged accordingly in due time. Thank you.
I have opened a ticket for this issue.
Thanks for letting me know this quirk. Knowing the quirks is the key to not getting frustrated in the use of parallel resources, text comparisons, searches etc.
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