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I see I have three comments here, and I'll just state my main objection to all three of you (felipemnoa, gene-h, anigbrowl): Ok, so when are the libraries/comm
by maxharris 9y ago
I see I have three comments here, and I'll just state my main objection to all three of you (felipemnoa, gene-h, anigbrowl):
Ok, so when are the libraries/community centers going to turn those awful fluorescent lights off, bring in some comfortable couches and start serving alcohol and coffee?
Because if they don't start doing that, there's just no draw for me...
- felipemnoa 9y agoMight as well just go and sit at a bar with a computer. The library I go to you can at least bring your own coffee or any other liquids, except probably alcohol :)
- maxharris 9y agoI actually do this :joy:
- metaobject 9y agoWhat is your point? Do you want them to become a revenue generator for the county/state?
- rosser 9y agoIf it doesn't serve use-cases you're interested in, it shouldn't exist? EDIT: On the other hand, is leasing out space to a commercial coffee stand a revenue stream that libraries — particularly smaller, less well-funded ones — might consider?