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Old 02-15-2012, 01:32 PM   #42
QuantumIguana
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Originally Posted by RDaneel54 View Post
If the various library systems could each have a say, it would be more democratic than one giant library like a huge city, state or national. That way each community would have input on which books to get.
Possible, but tricky. You could have libraries buying into certain books. They might say that they want to buy into books A, B and C, but don't want books E and F. It would only be fair that since they didn't buy into books E and F, that library's patrons shouldn't have access to books E and F, otherwise other libraries would have to shoulder the burden. Another library might say that they will buy into books A, E and F but not books B and C.
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