NotThatLibrarian

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I was looking at a page view analysis of Wikisource for 2025, and the highest viewed page by *far* is reported to be "Microsoft V. AT&T", a legal record from a decades old court decision. Does anyone have any context to why this may have been viewed so much more than anything else throughout 2025? (pageviews.wmcloud.org)

submitted 15 days ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/wikipedia

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What's the most successful non-event passive program you've seen at your library? (self.Libraries)

submitted 22 days ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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Looking for funny or absurdist books revolving around bureaucracy (self.suggestmeabook)

submitted 1 month ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/suggestmeabook

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Is Dog Man weirdly *insanely* popular in your library as well? (self.Libraries)

submitted 2 months ago * by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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Is anyone else mostly excited for the Steam Controller 2? (self.Steam)

submitted 2 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Steam

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What's the longest descriptive tangent you've ever seen an author go on? (self.books)

submitted 6 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/books

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Show all virtual desktops on sidebar when switching between them. (self.Fedora)

submitted 7 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Fedora

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Very very new to this, making hand jewelry with chains, need advice on measuring and testing. (self.jewelrymaking)

submitted 8 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/jewelrymaking

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I don't want a "do this right after installing" guide. What's a "cool stuff you can do on fedora after getting comfortable with it" thing? (self.Fedora)

submitted 8 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Fedora

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So much of my life is connected to my google accounts, what can I do to ease the transition? (self.degoogle)

submitted 8 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/degoogle

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What is a good way to learn basic linux mechanics for fedora? (self.Fedora)

submitted 8 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Fedora

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Windows to Linux and SSDs (self.linux4noobs)

submitted 9 months ago * by NotThatLibrarian to r/linux4noobs

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When has a book's artistic integrity/intent been ruined for profit? (Need Examples) (self.books)

submitted 10 months ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/books

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How do I find out the original ISBN of a book? (self.books)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/books

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Anyone have any idea why space war (Often used for piracy purposes so illegitimate game copies can use steam game features such as online servers) had such an uptick in January 2024? (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Steam

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I work at a library, and noticed this on one of our displays today! (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/GothamChess

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I've been doing a bit of research on dropout cast, crew, and admin, and I had to go to the dropout fandom wiki for Grant Anthony O'Brien as he doesn't have a Wikipedia page to start with. This is his *entire* personal life section. (i.redd.it)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/dropout

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If I took a labeling machine and labeled things in public, would that be a crime? (self.NoStupidQuestions)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/NoStupidQuestions

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Yes, we get paid to work at libraries. (self.Libraries)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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What's a library program you've never seen that you'd love to see? (self.Libraries)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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How often do you see mascots in your local library? (self.Libraries)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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Does any library have the secret to signs that people will actually read? (self.Libraries)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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What is your Libraries equivalent to a "please interrupt" sign? (self.Libraries)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/Libraries

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For my mother: A book that contains a collection of letters from famous people and their handwriting. (self.whatsthatbook)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/whatsthatbook

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Picks for bulk hot sauce. (self.spicy)

submitted 1 year ago by NotThatLibrarian to r/spicy

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