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[[File:amateur_librarian.jpeg|150px|thumb|Quote from ''Why and How to Become an Amateur Librarian'' | [[File:amateur_librarian.jpeg|150px|thumb|Quote from ''Why and How to Become an Amateur Librarian'']] | ||
see also [[User:Simon/Acquiring Removing|acquiring/removing]], [[User:Simon/Amateuring|amateuring]], [[User:Simon/Including Excluding|including/excluding]] | see also [[User:Simon/Acquiring Removing|acquiring/removing]], [[User:Simon/Amateuring|amateuring]], [[User:Simon/Including Excluding|including/excluding]] | ||
Revision as of 13:27, 26 May 2020
uploading
see also acquiring/removing, amateuring, including/excluding
The digital collection is formed from individual uploads made by readers who care to share. Uploading takes time—a precious commodity for many readers—and each upload is a deliberate action, not an afterthought. Fostering a culture of uploading requires a decentralised network of readers, and likewise, librarians. A different notion of librarianship is required; the librarian is not the central hub of access to knowledge, but each reader should be a librarian, with the ability to produce, recommend and request texts from others.
Image: “When everyone is librarian, library is everywhere.” Quote from Why and How to Become an Amateur Librarian by Marcell Mars, Manar Zarroug and Tomislav Medak, available at https://www.memoryoftheworld.org/blog/2014/10/28/why_and_how_to_become_an_amateur_librarian/