Thread: Libraries Can't Meet eBook Demand
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Old 01-16-2012, 12:25 PM   #63
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Originally Posted by carld View Post
Requiring patrons to go to the library to check out ebooks would just about eliminate my use of the library. I'm NOT going out in the freezing cold with a foot of snow on the ground to take out a book when I know full well they're perfectly capable of offering it online. I don't think it's a "modest" idea at all. I think it's a terrible one.
Agreed, requiring people to go to the library to check out an ebook defeats one of the main advantages of an ebook.
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