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If the library is privately funded it should be up to them. If the library is funded by the government it should answer to the government.
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Is there no blocking software that the libraries can use that allow this flexibility? If not, somebody should write it, sell it to the libraries, and put this utterly ridiculous issue to rest. This would put the power squarely in the hands of the individual parents, leaving the porn-surfers adults to freely persue their jollies.
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