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Launch Video for First Legacy Fallback Licensees

Pete De Bonte

What I'm Requesting

How about a video overviewing what post-L10 features the Legacy Fallback License will provide, similar to the new release videos for the numbered Logos versions?

Why?

Summary of Why

I think it could help customers:

find new features they'd want to use
actually use the features
understand why they'd want to continue subscribing

Details of Why

A list of feature names might look impressive; but to be convinced, what I'm seeking is to understand/visualize why the LFL'd features are great.

Now, it would be particularly helpful to have an overview/birds-eye video, which could act like a Table of Contents: something I could quickly digest. Then for desert, I could watch a more detailed video about a particular feature that grabbed my interest. On occasion, I've started one of the What's New videos (e.g. 2026-03), but an hour? Wow. TL;DW. Moreover, in that video, @Mark Barnes states that people are "most excited" about an AI feature, which the LFL will exclude.

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Pete De Bonte

[Decided to separate/cut this out of my OP, thinking the OP was TL;DR and, regardless, this is my personal motive, not a general rational of the idea. I've also improved it, slightly.]

Personal context of my request

A lot of feature development seems to be in the Factbook in recent years. I've been using Logos for over a decade, and I still don't get why I'd want to open the Factbook. The thought rarely occurs to me.

To me, search is what makes Logos great. Hmm, maybe that's because I'm a programmer, so writing queries seems natural to me. Huh, hadn't thought of that before. Anyhow, I'd upgrade whenever you guys released some amazing new class of metadata that I could search; like wow, I can search for verses where Peter is speaking to Jesus, even if those verses don't contain their names‽ Yeah, that pair of features may be old news at this point, but I don't care: to me they're still amazingly cool! : ) And btw, there was a video for that (or at least for the first half of it).

KeenUser

I think you won't gain much compared to Logos 10. Will be surprised if there is anything significant.