Thread: Do ebooks burn at 451 degrees Fahrenheit, too?
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Old 05-14-2022, 03:32 PM   #28
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See post 22.
See post 23. Who's going to pay for the extra work involved? Again, your school library systems may be well funded. None of the ones that I am aware are.

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A restricted list of books tied to each child's account solves that problem.
Do you have any familiarity with the software used by school libraries? I have been involved with such software and I am not aware of any package that allows such fine grained permissions. Quite a few of them don't even have grade/age based limitations.
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