Some years ago I remember hearing that we could and should list Logos in our will as it is a valuable commodity which can be transferred to someone else at the time of death. Since then I have mentioned this to others, because this is a tremendously good idea and there are some of us who have quite large collections we might wish to also bequeath to a 501c3, a church, a seminary or Bible college. To whom should we speak at Logos to find out more about this?
Robert Dean, Jr:some of us who have quite large collections we might wish to also bequeath to a 501c3, a church, a seminary or Bible college. To whom should we speak at Logos to find out more about this?
Customer service is the best way to get answer to your questions.
Logos will steer you away from a Seminary or Church as the software is only for an individual.
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That seems odd because as we move into the era of electronic libraries, schools will need to have dedicated computers in their libraries for students to use who may not be able to afford or may not have Logos. Accrediting organizations will be taking electronic libraries into account, if they are not already. And with regard to churches and missionary organizations, it might be important for a secretary or assistant to have use of Logos in the assistance to a pastor, from an organizationally owned computer. As the personnel change, the church or organization still needs someone who is able to use that material.
One of the threads this has been discussed is at https://community.logos.com/forums/t/74252.aspx
It refers to the EULA which is at https://www.logos.com/support/EULA and the summary information at the top explains the position.
Any change on this would need to come from Faithlife
Here's a thread that addresses your concerns in detail...the CEO even offers input.
https://community.logos.com/forums/t/88357.aspx?PageIndex=1