I notice that not a lot of work is published using Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers (though I bought an NIV that had them instead of Strong's).
It seems like a lot of work to create a new system if it is not substantially better than the existing one.
This question arose yet again, this time in reference to this question that, at the time of this writing, remains open on Main:
Will G/K numbers catch on?
Rather than having the same discussion in the library over and over again, I thought it might be good to document a votable discussion h...
I notice that not a lot of work is published using Goodrick-Kohlenberger numbers (though I bought an NIV that had them instead of Strong's).
It seems like a lot of work to create a new system if it is not substantially better than the existing one.
This question arose yet again, this time in reference to this question that, at the time of this writing, remains open on Main:
Will G/K numbers catch on?
Rather than having the same discussion in the library over and over again, I thought it might be good to document a votable discussion h...
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