NRSV Reverse Interlinear for the Apocrypha is MISSING from L10/V10 Feature Sets
I'm hoping this is an oversight and not on purpose, but the NRSV Reverse Interlinear for the Apocrypha is missing from the Logos/Verbum 10 Feature Sets. The RI for the Catholic Edition Deuterocanon is there, the RI for the NRSVue Apocrypha is there, but the RI for the original NRSV Apocrypha is completely missing from the Logos/Verbum 10 feature sets.
Please fix this. Hopefully this isn't deliberate and is just a mistake. The NRSV includes the Apocrypha so you don't really have the full benefit of the NRSV if you don't have the RI for the Apocrypha.
I noticed this because I'm testing out Verbum 10 Gold in my test account and I thought there was a bug in the Search panel, I couldn't figure out why I wasn't getting results in the Apocrypha but then noticed that my NRSV doesn't have the RI for the Apocrypha.
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Looks like it's only in the Logos (not Verbum) Academic packages, not even the Academic Feature set, just the base package (books). This seems wrong to eliminate the NRSV Apocrypha RI from feature sets. You still sell the NIV84 Reverse Interlinear even though you don't even sell the NIV84 anymore. NRSV Apocrypha RI should still continue to be offered.
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I wonder if they're getting their markets mixed up. I assume the NRSV-Apocrypha is directed at the not-evangelical-protestants (which wouldn't use the NRSV-Deutero, unless it's that group in England (COE>Catholic).
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It looks like a mistake to me.
Another problem is if it's not in the feature sets then we don't get the benefit from dynamic pricing for already owning it. So the packages are probably all a little more expensive because it's not in there.
But if you have never bought a base package before and you buy the full feature set or Gold then you've paid all this money but you still don't have a fully functional NRSV.
Hopefully Faithlife remedies this.
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unless it's that group in England (COE>Catholic).
Or Lutherans. Honest.
Orthodox Bishop Alfeyev: "To be a theologian means to have experience of a personal encounter with God through prayer and worship."; Orthodox proverb: "We know where the Church is, we do not know where it is not."
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