This is incredibly niche and probably waaaay down on the priority list, but I am going to throw it out there anyway. FL had already been working on putting together databases for both Old and New Testament manuscripts. Logos already has maps that are owned by FL. What if these two things were combined? What if there was a way to study textual criticism by having Logos generate a map showing specific manuscripts that support various readings in the geographic areas from which the manuscripts came? There could be a "zone" on the map for Syria, Rome, Egypt, etc. Users would be able to adjust the map so that only manuscripts from a certain century are displayed. For example, it would be possible to generate a map showing the geographical distribution of the short or long endings of Mark at a given point in time. Even if it were only approximate, it would still be helpful. Over time FL could add testimony from the Church Fathers, and they would appear on the map in their respective geographic areas during the time periods in which they live. Lectionaries could also be added. Maybe use different icons for papyri, uncials, etc. We could shoot for this to be ready by the time Logos 9 ships? [:)]