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Originally Posted by sunova
Sorry for bumping an ancient thread, but there is a point in this.
Not only exporting a library as symlinks to the Calibre library's individual files saves storage and time, but also one can represent their library in multiple templates.
For me this becomes important when I want to share my ebooks over a network filesystem. If someone wants to download all ebooks related to psychology, they can use genre-based representation. If they want to copy psychology books published in 2020, they can browse genre/publish_year representation.
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Out of curiosity, how many psychology books published in 2020 and that are freely redistributable (in the public domain i.e. not copyrighted or have been purchased under an open library license, etc.) do you have access to?
Just curious since in one of my nephew's practice, they spend a good chunk of cash each month on the software that allows them to run a lending library with user ID, number of loans and loan length controls for their professional ebooks.