What is an "Onership Discount"?

I own none of the resources, nor Logos Now, and I still get the ownership discount.

Marshall Harrison said:

Normally Logos grays out books you own and won't let you add them to your cart. Is this not grayed out because I have them through a subscription so they will go away if I cancel? I haven't noticed this behavior before but it is a good thing.

Correct. You don't have a permanent license for anything that you rent (unless you also happened to purchase it). Since the store knows that you don't permanently own them (but temporarily rent them), it gives you the option to buy them.

Marshall Harrison said:

If I look at my Library I see all the books listed.

You may own books in the collection, but likely rent the datasets (which don't show up in your library because they're features, rather than readable material).

alabama24 said:

If you own the datasets, as Graham said, they won't appear in your library. However, are you aware of the symbols on the product page to reflect what is "new to you"? See "stars" in screenshot. I don't own the two resources "starred." My price is identical to yours. 

This section doesn't include datasets, only resources, so there's no way of knowing from this page which datasets you would gain.

There are five resources and three datasets in this collection. The three datasets are:

• The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Dataset
• The Lexham Discourse Greek New Testament Dataset: SBL Edition
• The Lexham Discourse Hebrew Bible Dataset

These datasets are included in Logos/Verbum Now, and the Extended Feature Set.

Now to the original question. I think that the original incarnation of these datasets were available under the title Lexham High Definition New Testament. But then, they weren't datasets, but hard-coded into a resource. At some later point they were broken out as discrete datasets that could be used with any reverse interlinear Bible as a visual filter, and I have a vague idea that people with the original product are eligible to get the new dataset for free, or at a discount.

Which is all to say that I think the reason this product says "Ownership Discount", rather than the usual "Discount for Products You Own" (i.e. dynamic pricing), is because they're giving credit to those who owning a different licence (the HDNT).

Of course, I could be completely wrong about all of this. I couldn't find any blogs/posts to back up my rather hazy memory.

Marshall Harrison said:

Scott E. Mahle said:

Spencer Robinson said:

When I put the Lexham Discourse Bible (8 vols.) into my cart,  the price drops from $218 to $104 because of an "ownership discount," yet I can't find any of these products in my Logos software. What is this discount?

Thank you.

If you are interested in this resource, don’t forget to look at the column on the right side of the product price to see what collections that resource is part of. It’s included in the Extended Feature Set which, for me, is half the price of the Lexham Discourse Bible (8 vols.). You may find something similar and save a considerable amount of money!

Thats  good price. Extended Feature Set for me is $414.

It’s all based on what one owns already (Dynamic Sale Price), but I mention it because its always worth my time to investigate what packages a resource is included in.

In my situation, if I was interested in the Data Sets (which I am, just not right now) The Lexham Discourse Bible (8 vols.) $217.99 (which includes the Data Sets) is part of the Extended Feature Set $114.68 which is part of the Logos 7 Essential Upgrade – Large $125.09.

I missed the Black Friday sale on the Essential Library or I would own it right now [;)]  Logos, if you want to make a few year-end bucks please put the Essential Libraries on sale again [:D]

Again, its always worth your time to follow the trails . . .

Spencer Robinson said:

Where would I go on Logos to find any of these resources?

The datasets can be seen by opening any appropriately tagged Bible, and choosing "Discourse Features (Greek)" from the Visual Filter menu. There's also a search syntax. Best thing is to read the documentation: https://ref.ly/logosres/cidbdoclexdiscgknt, which you'll find very helpful.