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Then why aren't they reducing the maximum number of non-digital holds? (or did they already have that limit?)
by UncleOxidant 3y ago
Then why aren't they reducing the maximum number of non-digital holds? (or did they already have that limit?)
- 83457 3y agoThey likely don't have an issue with physical holds. Digital holds are just too easy.
- Tempest1981 3y agoSanta Clara county (California): > Limits. You may borrow at any one time, 100 total items per library card, including up to 10 console games and up to 30 DVDs/Blu-rays. https://sccld.org/borrowing-policy/ https://sccld.org/borrowing-policy/
- kazinator 3y agoBorrowing limits are not holds. Also, per-borrower limits are different from per-book limits. A limit of 20 holds for a given e-book means that at most 20 people can wait in a queue for the opportunity to be the next borrower.