South Carolina library policies name rating services
August 2024–March 2026 recordings; December 2025–February 2026 policies · South Carolina: York/Pickens
A York County Library System collection-development policy names RatedBooks as a review source for teen and children's collections. The site dates the change December 11, 2025.
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In February 2026, the Pickens County Library System's policy manual names NBRI as a possible source for assessing age appropriateness.
The clips section has 13 clips of remarks at Pickens County Library System board meetings in South Carolina, from August 2024 to March 2026.
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Who and what is involved
- Institutions
- Public-library boards
- People and recorded roles
- York/Pickens trustees and speakers where identified
- Organizations, bodies and vendors
- York County Library System; Pickens County Library System; RatedBooks; NBRI
- Laws, rules and procedures
- Collection-development policies
- Products and information systems
- Named private review sources
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Open question
How were these options used for specific titles, with what purchases and appeals?