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Personally I think we are deluding ourselves thinking we can compete with the kids out there organizing information isn't what it used to be since keyword searching took over.
Speaking of endangered animals.
Will people in the future (possibly even now) say I remember when libraries were peaceful places of quiet endeavour a haven from hustle and bustle. The librarians were your guides into the realm of ideas, now they seem to preside over a bus stop.
If content is all then all we can do is create pathways that no one will follow. They are blazing on ahead with out us. What I am worried about is the loss of information when formats change or third world war leads to technological break down. Look at the death of the floppy disc. Very few formats translate into the future , simple has survived, paper,microfiche (all you need is a light,a candle would do) Should we be thinking even further ahead to preserve information.? New technology has a window of eighteen months possibly less. What to do....?
