No library should have a Facebook "like" button in their catalog. Every time that button appears, Facebook is sucking up user data. It's a no-opt-out violation of your users' privacy.
This isn't the argument anyone want to make, but *EVEN IF* colleges were 24/7 Maoist indoctrination, that would NOT threaten their non-profit status. The First Amendment requires the government to be content neutral. Politicians threatening like this is why that's essential.
the day trump was elected i cried on my parents’ staircase and was told there was little to no chance that he would roll back the civil rights of lgbtq people. and i kept crying and screaming because i knew this day was inevitable.
@DrunkestLibrary I can't get over the hypocrisy of saying the government doesn't have the authority to close businesses but now they wanna use the government to force private businesses to reopen
If your librarian friend or family member says they need to go to a bookstore you take them and ask no questions. When they come out 8 hours later completely rejuvenated despite not being able to remember what they’ve been doing you should just smile. #protip
The coronavirus is not the zombie apocalypse. Odds are if you—a randomly selected person—get it, you will get past it. But there are people who face much worse odds than a randomly selected person, and you’re being asked to wash your hands and stay home when you’re sick FOR THEM.
Towel dispensers 5 feet off the floor that require a firm two-handed tug to get a towel without ripping it to shreds do not belong in *any* public restroom-- least of all one designated for use by people living with disabilities.
No, I cannot make your bank stop blocking your account. Just because you're seeing the blocked message on our computers does not mean I can change it. Contrary to popular belief, librarians do not control the Internet.