I had the old version of Calvin's Commentaries, and I purchased the newer set. Now I have both in my Logos Library. Is there really any value in keepting the old set, too? I haven't noticed any differences.
Also, I have the old set of Wesley's Works (the Ages edition), and I intend to buy the new edition that Logos is publishing. I believe that set will include the same Jackson edition, as well as some new material. Correct? Could I not give the old edition to someone who needs it, but can't afford the new one?
I can't remember for certain exactly how I purchased these as it was years ago. I think that perhaps included with the Wesley's Works was some Adam Clarke and John Fletcher material. I definately would not want to give that up. Could I give someone license to the old Wesley's Works, but retain the Adam Clarke / John Fletcher material?
It just seems a shame that if have duplicates of material I could not share them with someone who needs it.