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Once the book is returned isn't it enough to record it in aggregate and remove the record from the personal file? Maybe they should change the way they keep rec
by Paul_S 11y ago
Once the book is returned isn't it enough to record it in aggregate and remove the record from the personal file? Maybe they should change the way they keep records. Or is that a police thing from way back that requires them to keep a record of all the books you have borrowed. In which case I'm one step ahead as I spent my highschool in the library and almost never checked anything out. They will never find out all the terrible fantasy and sci-fi novels I read.
- msbarnett 11y ago> Once the book is returned isn't it enough to record it in aggregate and remove the record from the personal file? Maybe they should change the way they keep records. These records are ~50 years old, pre the computerization of library borrowing records. It's a fair bet record keeping has changed in the intervening decades.