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The same also applies to most
The same also applies to most library opacs.
Doesn't help our cause
Telling the world that they need librarians because...well, our (librarian-designed) user interface is so bad that only a librarian can use it...doesn't seem like a good marketing plan.
even UI in the future will be bad, based on sci-fi
Star Trek; Rollerball... find me a futuristic depiction of a library or even a supercomputer that makes searching easy... basically, the characters spend a lot of time trying to learn how to phrase their questions properly so they can find what they want. you never see a google-like interface where you get back 1,000,000 search results and hopefully, the top 10 are what you want... so I think libraries are on the right track to fulfilling this futuristic vision.
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