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November 5, 2009

The Five Sacred Cows of Library Technologists

According to Cindi Trainor:

  1. Our users haven't asked for that.
  2. Library technology=Windows or Mac.
  3. Cutting-edge is better; bleeding-edge is best.
  4. is the only way to go.
  5. Technology is the domain of the few.

See Trainor's ALA TechSource post for details. [JH]

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