[rescue] In Realtime: Saving 25,000 Manuals — August 15, 2015

[Lionel Peterson]

As I understand it, their first step is reasonable - start at one end, grab
one of each unique manual, dumpster the duplicates, and work as fast as they
can. The unique manuals will be stored till the end of the year, which allows
some time to come up with a 'next step'.

With only one week available, I don't think they have time for any other
option, really.

Lionel

> On Aug 16, 2015, at 11:21 PM, Robert Toegel <rjtoegel at gmail.com> wrote:
>
> I tried to leave a comment to the effect of  didn't anyone think of the
> Smithsonian?  They'll take anything.  Just don't know if they'll let
> outsiders scan and digitize the stuff but they might allow volunteers to do
> it.  Better than a dumpster.
>
> Bob
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