So go ahead then and take out a few books on STD's or some other such sensitive, private topic. Even if you are just curious, or looking at information because of something you heard. Then allow the public to have access to that information. "So, have you heard that John Smith has" blah, blah, blah. It may sound far-fetched, but it isn't too far off-base.
You might say, "who cares, I don't care if people think I took a book out because I am sick", well there are quite a few people in small towns or not so small towns who don't wan't others to know their business.
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So go ahead then and take out a few books on STD's or some other such sensitive, private topic. Even if you are just curious, or looking at information because of something you heard. Then allow the public to have access to that information.
"So, have you heard that John Smith has" blah, blah, blah. It may sound far-fetched, but it isn't too far off-base.
You might say, "who cares, I don't care if people think I took a book out because I am sick", well there are quite a few people in small towns or not so small towns who don't wan't others to know their business.
When I walk into a library I normally don't want ALL the books on system design, just the best ones!