They came out with a new Beta?

The New Testament is very common with 5,000 Greek copies (and all within 400 years of the events, some within 100 years). But after that it drops off quickly. There are 643 copies of Homer's Iliad, but the closest to his writing is over 500 years. There are only 20 copies of Tacitus, but the closest is 1,000 years later. We have only 7 copies of Plato and 5 of Aristotle.

All that to say we might find something incredibly significant in this library. Something we have never had before or something that is a much older copy of something that we already have against which we can check accuracy.

What developers care about:

1. 1. Cool
2. 2. Fast
3. 3. Works
4. 4. Maintainable
5. 5. Reliable

What businesses care about:

1. 1. Works
2. 2. Reliable
3. 3. Maintainable
4. 4. Fast
5. 5. Cool

This is why FOSS will always be buggy and crashy.

We have that too. It's at http://donotcall.gov./ And you can register your numbers and it has a simple form to submit complaints. Companies still call by spoofing the caller ID and when you report that number, nothing happens.

What you need to do is go along with them enough, pretend like you want their offer, but then say you heard about phishing so you need a real number where you can call them back. Then report THAT number. They get a fine for $11,000.