How do you maintain your public computers?
Librarians want to know.
Librarians want to know.
Have a bit of bad news, and a ton of good news to report about the Flickr for Good partnership with TechSoup:
First, (because it's good to get the bad stuff over right away) there's one major mistake on the Flickr for Good web site that I'd like to clear up here:
That's right: we're working with Flickr to correct this mistake, and you'll find all the correct info on the TechSoup eligibility page, which states that public libraries AND non-profits in the US and Canada are eligible for this program.
Whew. So go get some Flickr Pro accounts and start promoting your libraries OR renew your current account with Flickr and keep having fun, public libraries!
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