Editions taken down, and a new Hebrew text
Ten editions are off the site while their rights are checked. The Hebrew original is now the Unicode/XML Leningrad Codex.
A review of all 105 editions found some whose public-domain label did not hold up against other sources.
- Ten editions were taken down while their rights are checked. The source audit lists each one with its reason.
- The Hebrew original is now the Unicode/XML Leningrad Codex from Tanach.us, whose license lets the text be copied without restriction. It has the same 23,213 verses.
- The suggested set of literal and plain English now uses the Berean Standard Bible.
- The Korean text now names its publisher, the Korean Bible Society.
- One edition is now shown under its Creative Commons license, not as public domain.