I just downloaded The Dead Sea Scrolls Bible and took a quick look. Something puzzles me. Perhaps it's explained somewhere, but I didn't immediately find it. If you go to Gen 1.2, you will note
[2 And] the earth [was] formless and void
Preceding the verse number and the opening bracket there is a green call-out which doesn't copy. Does anyone know the purpose of this?
georgegfsomsel
יְמֵי־שְׁנוֹתֵינוּ בָהֶם שִׁבְעִים שָׁנָה וְאִם בִּגְבוּרֹת שְׁמוֹנִים שָׁנָה וְרָהְבָּם עָמָל וָאָוֶן
Is it possible that you have community notes for Faithlife on?
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Does it look something like this?
alabama24: Does it look something like this?
Ex-aca-tically.
OK. Simple fix… in your visual filter, turn off the offending community note. The reason this note is appearing in this resource is because the note was attached to a reference. Since this resource is versified, you are seeing the note.
alabama24: OK. Simple fix… in your visual filter, turn off the offending community note. The reason this note is appearing in this resource is because the note was attached to a reference. Since this resource is versified, you are seeing the note.
Thanks. Since there is no content to the note, I was wondering why it was there.
George Somsel:Since there is no content to the note, I was wondering why it was there.
Community notes have the potential to be very useful… or very annoying.
alabama24: George Somsel:Since there is no content to the note, I was wondering why it was there. Community notes have the potential to be very useful… or very annoying.
It would appear that they're going to be very annoying since it seems that it is necessary to turn off the visual filter for each bible—hopefully that doesn't extend to other resources as well.
George Somsel:It would appear that they're going to be very annoying since it seems that it is necessary to turn off the visual filter for each bible
I haven't tried, but I assume you can right-click and turn them off in all resources at once.
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