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thanks!
this feedback is very helpful! Anyone else out there with hints or tricks?
Our policy is...
I like that policy, tomeboy
Personally, I don't care if someone is having a quiet, hushed discussion on a cell phone, or with the person next to them, or whatever. I hate the damn ringers. Hate them. Hate them.
I hate hearing the theme from the Godfather broadcast before I tell someone to go outside with their call. I hate when someone yells, "I can't hear you!" into their cell phone. I hate when someone comes to the info desk, right next to our "No cell phone" sign and says, "You have crappy reception here." (had this happen once). I hate when kids come in and take pictures of each other with their frickin' camera phones. Why? Because they feel the need to "strike a pose."
I think it's like anything... when used reasonably, most people don't have a problem with it. Problem is, many, many people don't use them reasonably.
Seconding tomeboy & shoe
Apart from the ringers, I don't see why cell phone conversations should be treated differently from other conversations in a library. And I don't see why quiet conversation should be banned from a library.
You should have said, "Thanks, I'm glad to hear it! It wasn't easy getting all that lead foil down into the walls and over the ceiling!"