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I've often pondered the optimal book organisation, sorting and inserting system. Organising by subject seems a good start, but then you have size to conser. The
by hennell 2y ago
I've often pondered the optimal book organisation, sorting and inserting system. Organising by subject seems a good start, but then you have size to conser. Then you also tend to arrange by space - i.e. you might put two subjects together based more on similar size or shelf capacity then logical subject grouping.
For inserts a reverse-sorted inserting-from-the-back makes most sense to reduce moving of books, but I suspect there's probably an optimal 'free space' value to allow for easier inserting.
- lostlogin 2y ago> I've often pondered the optimal book organisation Let me introduce you to an option I recently found. I went to get a book from our (large) bookcase and found they’d all been reorganised based on cover colour.
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