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No - the internet library isn't necessarily better than a traditional library. Some reasons for this include:
- Not everything is available online - especially older information.
- A lot of information is under copyright, and is therefore not online.
- Not everything has been digitized.
- It can be harder to find the information.
- Information on the internet can be harder to vouch for in terms of accuracy - there's a lot more misinformation online compared to within a physical library.
- There can be issues with bandwidth
- If the server is down or if your computer (or other internet-enabled device) fails, you will not have any access.
- It can be quite difficult to read things from a computer screen.
- Digital information is especially prone to corruption and loss, which can result in it becoming inaccessible.
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A major British advantage in 1776?
A british advantage would be.......Go look it up at the library i really don't want you using the internet!
What is a library user?
A library user is a person who uses the library. A library user doesn't necessarily have to have a membership with the library; even if they do not borrow books, they can still be regarded as a "library user" if they use the library for other purposes (such as studying, reading books within the library, using the computers, or consulting reference materials).
What is the meaning of research library?
It can be an ordinary library, but it is in the context of people using the library to find specific information for study and research that they are doing, as opposed to reading for pleasure. The types of books in a research library would be more likely to be technical and academic books. People using a research library would be students, teachers, lectures, specialists in their professions etc.
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Books are borrowed from the library using a valid library card. Many libraries have rules about who can be a member and borrow books and often will expect the patrons to be residents or work in the area that the library serves.
