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Old 08-14-2012, 12:41 PM   #8
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Originally Posted by morriss003 View Post
The whole concept of a public library needs to be redefined. Rather than building a building to house a library, it makes more sense in the digital age to rent many small spaces in public businesses, like MacDonalds and have readers available. Yes, this concept is simplistic. Feel free to expand.
Problem with that, is many small spaces may cost more than a few larger places. Plus, it would not be very convenient for many people. Say you wanted to check out book X, you'd have to track down where it was first. Most current libraries have most books, a small location inside of some place else couldnt have many books.

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That's what they did here after the public rejected an "arts tax"
The county I used to live in rejected a bond to get a library.
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