I would suggest to Logos admin to continue to gently and patiently test the market appetite for portable services (apparently mostly negative as I read the last ~2months of complaints here. Consider instead to model after cloud storage services (Box/Dropbox/etc) for secure storage of my personal documents for a manageable fee like other market options for cloud storage... with the ability to export.) I personally LOVE the PORTABILITY of my Logos library on my iOS devices and am glad to hear [implied] that Logos-7 will not charge me (see Jacob Cerone's post ~2months ago) more for accessing my already purchased library but instead provide an optional path for me to choose to pay for increased data functionality/features ... preferably via an app-accessible (and web), high-functionality/customizable webservice to access WITHOUT the need for a PC. Having the ability to do some of the higher-end search functionality/prioritizations (e.g., LearnLogos.com by John Fallahee) that a standalone PC is presently required for today but...at a FASTER rate via a cloud-based, webservice is attractive to me for the future. Additionally, I personally would request the option for a monthly/yearly fee to access more expensive additional library offerings that I have not be able to afford thus far. I would be willing to pay $50-$100/year to ACCESS expensive items (hint: customize to my personal wish list for example) for a set timeframe or a rent-to-own with a low-interest plan. Personalized wish list pricing might be attractive to people beyond me. From a positive perspective, it is apparent that plenty of education (? more re: Logos-7) is needed for your present Logos user base to continue and, likewise, to attract new users to continue to invest in Logos' fantastic resources. I would recommend to always keep both a ownership purchase pathway and a subscription route of special access/features for best user retention. Keep up the great content and dedication to improvement! Keep working to streamline the new book onboarding process! As a user for 15 years, I hope to continue to build my digital library (and my documents) that I can leave as a heritage to pass on to my family/etc with time. Blessings...