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The Internet Archive might be better example, depending on your definition of open. They have over 4 million books archived. I believe Project Gutenberg have ar
by ddeck 3y ago
The Internet Archive might be better example, depending on your definition of open. They have over 4 million books archived. I believe Project Gutenberg have around 70k.
The Internet Archive include books still in copyright, which can be read by "borrowing" them virtually.
https://archive.org/details/internetarchivebooks https://archive.org/details/internetarchivebooks
- mdp2021 3y ago> which can be read by "borrowing" Reminder: based on the idea that "if the library holds a physical copy it can lend an electronic view over it, respecting the same principle of the physical object, i.e. one user per item per period (i.e. one user per use instance)". Such principle is being fought.