I agree it's a good suggestion, and something that's been asked for
again and again. If OCLC prices this reasonably, I can see a lot of
small public and school libraries signing up.
Also, nice mugshot, Jack:
http://experimental.worldcat.org/lib/n/us.tn.loremville-public-library/home
On Sat, Sep
Quoting Roy Tennant roytenn...@gmail.com:
Actually, I have an even better option from OCLC:
Web Site for Small Libraries (WSSL)
http://experimental.worldcat.org/lib/
I wrote about an idea for an online service for small libraries when I
got back from Kosovo. [1] It had the added (?)
Salvete!
I wrote about an idea for an online service for small libraries when I got
back
from Kosovo. [1] It had the added (?) capability of social networking, where
the
social beings are libraries. It seemed to me that in many cases small
libraries
are more dependent on each other
Ok, I tried to sign up for WSSL and you have to be in US. Also, if it will
cost 'a cup of coffee a day' am I right that would be at least $700 a year?
That's our entire annual budget. So probably only for first world countries
anyway. And you're meant to have one or two full-time staff which we
