Anonymous wrote:People still “buy books?”
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I support my library with all my overdue fines, and I get to keep the books (once I eventually find them). Win win.
My city doesn't do fines anymore.
Even if you just completely lose the book? Because that's what I have done a number of times.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you want to consume more in a world that’s already full of so much consumption?
I think this criticism is more valid for things like constantly renovating your kitchen or buying your kid every single toy they want.
DP. I disagree - unless the OP is only purchasing eBooks. Material consumption is consumption no matter how small.
Anonymous wrote:As long as you're reading, you're doing good. Libraries are great. You are helping authors when you take out their books because it shows demand for their work. You are also helping libraries justify their budgets.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Why would you want to consume more in a world that’s already full of so much consumption?
I think this criticism is more valid for things like constantly renovating your kitchen or buying your kid every single toy they want.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:I support my library with all my overdue fines, and I get to keep the books (once I eventually find them). Win win.
My city doesn't do fines anymore.