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Can you expand on this? I'm wondering what your reasoning is for requiring more or less info in either case.
by samschooler 7y ago
Can you expand on this? I'm wondering what your reasoning is for requiring more or less info in either case.
- rpiguy 7y agoCommerce is good and barriers to it should be minimal. Libraries are community property, paid for by tax payers. If you are going to borrow community property it is not a small thing. Almost anyone can walk into a library, pick up a book, and read it there. So there is still relatively good access to information. It is the borrowing part that creates the red tape. Even if it is simpler to create a company than get a library card, I guarantee as soon as that company tries to borrow money there will be plenty of paperwork :-)