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In response to "More library signage opinions requested. Feel free to ignore." by mara

I don't have a problem with the example in your IM. I would combine the philosophies into one row.

Posted by Dr.Vermin (aka Dr.Vermin) Feb 25 '11, 12:29

But I'm a graphic designer, and making this kind of information readable is what I do all day.

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jeez vermin, how many times? She can't go outside DD! - loosilu Feb 25, 12:31
We can't shelve books out of numerical order. -- nm - mara Feb 25, 12:30 8
- We also can't make subjects fit neatly into one row, in most cases. -- nm - mara Feb 25, 12:32 7
  - Speaking of philosophy, "whether you believe you can or you can't, you're right." You friggin' quitter, you. -- nm - Dr.Vermin, ;) Feb 25, 12:33 5
    - I know somebody that says that all the time. What does it mean? -- nm - Loyola Feb 25, 12:35 4
      - "Do" or "Do not", there is no "try". -- nm - Spawn Feb 25, 12:38
      - it's a catchy aphorism spouted by annoying people. -- nm - loosilu Feb 25, 12:37
      - It means you're right that you can't if you believe that you can't, and you're right that you can if you believe that you can. -- nm - mara Feb 25, 12:36 1
        
        So it's like a saying that says if you believe in anything enough, it's true? -- nm - Loyola Feb 25, 12:38
  - you should just throw out the books that don't fit neatly -- nm - decline Feb 25, 12:33

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