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There's something that needs to be understood here. Getting the text for the electronic editions is a piece of cake. A monkey can do it. But embedding the TAGS is another matter entirely. Each link has to be set up accordingly. Notice how it (usually) links so well with other resources, such as BDAG, TWOT, TDNT, Greek and Hebrew texts, any referenced work, etc. The labor that goes into this is rather intense. So, don't begrudge these guys for trying to make a buck off of public domain books. There is a lot of research, training, skill and work that goes into these projects.
And they're constantly improving on them. I remember the Hebrew update a few years ago. It was amazing. Click on Tools-Update often. You'll be pleased with the results.
And they do publish liberal works. They're a business. I've spoken with Dale, the VP, about this. They want to make anything that a scholar may want to study as available as they can, regardless of the motives of the student. They can either buy it from Zondervan or they can get it from Logos. And there are many works (Prayer by Rosscup for example) that are not available anywhere else.
And whenever you find a typo or bad link click on Help - Report Typo. It helps them with their updates.
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