Over the weekend I was pleased to see the Popular Patristics volume of Gregory of Nyssa's Catechetical Discourse download to my library as the prepub went through. And I was quite please to see how it is tagged to send me to other patristic works in my library.
I was disappointed to not see that it is not a destination for the Gregory of Nyssa datatype, especially since NPNF2 5 includes the work with tagging. For a work like this which includes both the original Greek and an English translation, not having this tagging is quite disappointing.
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SineNomine: This seems like a straightforward problem for Kyle to resolve.
This seems like a straightforward problem for Kyle to resolve.
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Yeah. It certainly sounds like a simple oversight that can be corrected if the issue gets in the hands of the right person. And so I truly want this to be a gentle nudge to Faithlife and not a whiny complaint.
Bradley Grainger (Faithlife): SineNomine: This seems like a straightforward problem for Kyle to resolve. (repost from forum migration rollback)
Thank you, Bradley!
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Bump - It still does not have this functionality....
I apologize.
We had this already to go out before it even shipped but there was a mix up.
It's all cleared up now and will be available on September 13.
I'm sorry for the inconvenience.
Thanks. The issue I complained about has been fixed. It would be lovely if the introduction now used this tagging when it discusses the work...