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Old 07-18-2012, 02:42 AM   #29
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Originally Posted by Lynx-lynx View Post
Does one have to pay for using the public library in their local area now?

Would the librarians generally support the notion of 'payment' for e lending do you think?

We do not pay to belong to our local libraries in Aus, nor do we pay to borrow books, e or otherwise.

(The volume of ebooks on offer is ridiculously currently low.)
There is no charge for normal borrowing, no.

Reduced footfall would make the library buildings less useful, and maybe reduce the number of librarians required.

I should maybe add that I am already able to borrow ebooks from my local library. Presumably this is about trying to increase the range of books available.
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