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I think we're finally through the little free library follow-up.

Oh yeah, I think we are too. Yeah, thank you all so much for your feedback. I say on the whole

people were kind of in our camp.

There's something he, this is a good spur to examine the thing,

but it's also not a thing that need, you know,

let's not throw out the baby with the bath water

you know and reflect on it I think that's thing that's hard for a lot of people and

me included in this is that if you have a little free library in your

neighborhood or you run one and you see something good

how to come out of it it's like it's anecdotal data right you know like well in my neighborhood

blah blah blah or I see this or whatever which could very well be and just like that heat map wasn't

proscriptive like it doesn't describe all little free libraries either just in trends and

that's the difficult thing about collections of data is like if your sample size is one or two and

you're an outlier then it's hard to look at the whole thing but anyway thank you guys

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