You already know the rest of the line, and it doesn’t really apply.
But.
I would love to have any further comments on the desirability or advisability of doing the vastly-revised Give Us a Dollar and We’ll Give You Back Four, based on FY2010 data.
This post is your best bet for background.
I’d particularly like to hear from you (strange as this may seem) if you think there’s a reason I should not do this–that it in some way could harm public libraries.
Why now?
Because the uncertainty as to when IMLS would release the FY2010 data has been resolved: It just did. I’ve downloaded the data and documentation, but haven’t yet started looking at it.
There are some other things I need to attend to first, but I’m guessing I could turn my attention to this in another week or so–and that, interspersed with other requirements in August, I could have the book done in six to eight weeks.
So: If this is a bad idea, I should really hear why. Now.
Thanks.
[Will there be another huge gap in C&I as a result of this project? Probably not.]