Here is a bit of Code4Lib mailing list administratativia.
First of all, our membership is now over a thousand people. While the
NGC4Lib mailing list has more subscribers, the Code4Lib mailing lists
grows at a steady and constant rate. The growth of the NGC4Lib list
has s l o o o w e d dow
On Aug 13, 2008, at 4:05 PM, Kevin S. Clarke wrote:
I'd also be interested in seeing further discussion on this list, like
Ed said, if you or others go ahead with this idea (local code4libs).
Also, I'd be interested in working with others in North Carolina if
there are folks here who'd be inter
I think this is a great idea!
I'd also be interested in seeing further discussion on this list, like
Ed said, if you or others go ahead with this idea (local code4libs).
Also, I'd be interested in working with others in North Carolina if
there are folks here who'd be interested in starting a
http
I think it's a fine idea ot have a local Code4lib group.
But if it's an interest group of a particular library organization, I worry
that means participation in the local group is limited to members of that
particular library organization? One of the things we like about the Code4Lib
communit
This seems like a great idea, and very similar to what I've heard Dan
Chudnov talk about regarding a code4lib-dc for the Washington DC area.
Would you be interested in using the code4lib.org drupal instance for
providing information about the user group: say
http://code4lib.org/nyc? Or perhaps you
Hi everyone,
(I'm writing on behalf of myself, Paul Albert, and Kevin Reiss.)
We're writing to get your opinion on a group that we're looking to start
up in the New York City Metro area. Kevin, Paul, and I are members of a
Metropolitan Library Council (METRO) Special Interest Group that is --
See the useful post from LibraryLawBlog here:
http://blog.librarylaw.com/librarylaw/2008/08/book-jackets--.html
Much like the Wikipedia explanation re: the Star Wars poster, it seems to me
that using a thumbnail, reduced sized version of a cover image is allowable
under fair use for commentary ...
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