Really, otherwise-handy internet-based method of perusing the local city library catalogue and placing things on hold?
All of a sudden, between certain undisclosed nighttime hours, you just decide not to operate? Is there a switch that someone flips at the library HQ before leaving, and/or sometime around midnight (as best as I can tell) such that the catalogue doesn’t work in these arbitrary “after hours”?
I’m just about sure: you don’t have any items in your catalogue that match with the word “see.” Nope, not a single title with that combination of letters within. Surely this has nothing to do with the fact that it’s around 4:00AM. Surely.
Who programmed this thing? Because, fire him or her. There’s another library in town whose catalogue I can look at (and from which I can request things to be put on hold) via the internet 24 hours a day, without fail. You’re better than this. Hire the ones that made that other library’s catalogue. It’s a smart move.
Update your primitive, or at least inconvenient, system. Or, face the Really?
