Over the years, I've developed a process: 1) [99% of commodity books are not sacred] -> if it's damaged, through it out / break it down for recycling. 2) if i

Over the years, I've developed a process: 1) [99% of commodity books are not sacred] -> if it's damaged, through it out / break it down for recycling. 2) if it's of general interest, donate it to the friends of the library bookstore and let them sell it for 25 - 50 cents. 3) if it's too esoteric for [2], pass it along to a used and scholarly bookstore if there is one nearby. I am not going to spend my time maintaining a piece of miniature architecture to do something that can be done so much better and easier already. (And I'm especially not paying a registration fee to do so.)