← Back to context Comment by kevin_thibedeau 8 days ago You don't know the books are being destroyed. There are automated scanners with page turners. 4 comments kevin_thibedeau Reply forestrywat 8 days ago Most reporting says they are being destroyed. Page flipping is slow compared to cutting the spine and scanning the pages. kevin_thibedeau 7 days ago They destroy regular books. This was an intentional order from a rare book dealer. There is no reason to believe they use the same destructive process for books they should know to have inherent value and aren't purchasing in significant volume. infecto 7 days ago I don’t think we read the same article. None of these books were identified and they said rare can be low print volume or foreign language. natebc 7 days ago [dead]
forestrywat 8 days ago Most reporting says they are being destroyed. Page flipping is slow compared to cutting the spine and scanning the pages. kevin_thibedeau 7 days ago They destroy regular books. This was an intentional order from a rare book dealer. There is no reason to believe they use the same destructive process for books they should know to have inherent value and aren't purchasing in significant volume. infecto 7 days ago I don’t think we read the same article. None of these books were identified and they said rare can be low print volume or foreign language.
kevin_thibedeau 7 days ago They destroy regular books. This was an intentional order from a rare book dealer. There is no reason to believe they use the same destructive process for books they should know to have inherent value and aren't purchasing in significant volume. infecto 7 days ago I don’t think we read the same article. None of these books were identified and they said rare can be low print volume or foreign language.
infecto 7 days ago I don’t think we read the same article. None of these books were identified and they said rare can be low print volume or foreign language.
Most reporting says they are being destroyed. Page flipping is slow compared to cutting the spine and scanning the pages.
They destroy regular books. This was an intentional order from a rare book dealer. There is no reason to believe they use the same destructive process for books they should know to have inherent value and aren't purchasing in significant volume.
I don’t think we read the same article. None of these books were identified and they said rare can be low print volume or foreign language.
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