This is a library question on policy and just curious how others are handling it. Reading history can be maintained in Koha - I understand that, and as a policy we protect individuals freedom to read what they want. As a School district - we often get the request from teachers and parents "I need a list of what Susie has read this semester"... Currently we have not been providing access to even the students so it is easy for us to say "Sorry we don't keep that information"... I know we could say "Sorry that is private student information and I can't share it", Teachers could probably be thwarted with that, but not so much Parents... Then the whole "FBI" coming for reading history is another issue... As we build these features that allow "staring" and "if you read X you might enjoy Y" or "people who read X also read Y" - what is our best avenue for defending our clients reading history, yet making these features available to them. Just pondering... -- David Schuster Plano ISD Library Technology Coordinator