Methinks the ALA should follow its own advice....

Quoting the Conservator...

ONE OF THE SUPPORTING CLAUSES OF THE ALA COUNCIL'S "Resolution on Disinformation, Media Manipulation & the Destruction of Information" of last summer states, "the removal [...] of information from the public domain" is "anathema to the ethos of librarianship and to the functioning of a healthy democracy."

Anyone tried recently to access the ALA Handbook of Organization 2004-2005 on the ALA Web site?

Good point. Why is the handbook of organization kept on the member's only page? Isn't it possible that a non-member might wish to access and use it as well?

--Oyarsa