Libraries, Books and People

[Marius]

How would one go about finding out who, from which library has borrowed a certain book?
Is there a way to practice intelligence, for an individual, of this sort? Is there a way to hack library databases?

 

[domi]

Is there a way to hack library databases?

That sounds illegal. Why would you want to do that?

Did you know we have forum rules?

Two, please don't post messages about your illegal pastimes and habits. Signs of the Times does not wish to appear to condone such practises, for reasons that should be pretty obvious if a little common sense is applied. If you do post such stuff, expect it to be deleted immediately.

 

[anart]

Thanks domivr - Marius, we will not allow discussion of anything illegal, or for that matter, unethical on this forum. Consider yourself 'alerted' to this fact.

 

[Marius]

Yes.

 

[paulnotbilly]

How would one go about finding out who, from which library has borrowed a certain book?

Allegedly the alphabet agencies 'harvest' this kind of info. You could always ask them. Alternatively, you could go work for them... ;)

 

[Cernunnos]

wait outside the door for the person to bring it back,You might need to invest in a tent.
;)