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Old 06-23-2010, 12:40 PM   #4
switchman2210
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I can understand why they want to control what is in their account. But I also think it could still work with a process flow as illustrated below:

1. User selects and purchase epub for donation.
2. E-mail is sent to library representative stating patron xxx is donating book YYY. A timer is started, if no response from library in 7-14 days, donation is canceled and e-mail sent to patron stating no response from library.

3. Librarian logs onto overdrive and accepts/rejects the book.

4. If book accepted, charge credit card and place epub in libraries account.
5. Place 3-4 day hold on book with donating patron as 1st in line for book.

6. If book rejected.
7. E-mail sent to patron stating library is declining donation.

This flow would allow people to donate while still giving ultimate control to the library. I believe the type of book that the vast majority of people would donate would be acceptable.
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