The content of AFPLWATCH has been reorganized so readers can find more of the newest material on the site without scrolling or jumping down through the older stuff.

The older material is still being retained for reference and for new readers unfamiliar with AFPL's predicament, but much of the McClure/Hooker/Garnes/Earl-era material has been optimistically relegated to a section of the site called "History Lessons"--including (we hope not prematurely) the sections of AFPLWATCH devoted exclusively to the deliberations of the library system's trustees.

As before, readers should use the site's Table of Contents and/or its archives to most easily find something in particular, especially if the reader is trying to re-locate something that appeared on the site long ago.

Another change effective today: postings to the site's increasingly blog-like "LibraryLand" section were previously archived approximately one month after they first appeared. Now they will be archived one week after they're posted. That change will make the site load faster, especially for readers who access AFPLWATCH through a dial-up connection.

Readers' suggestions for further tweaking the site to make AFPLWATCH easier to navigate are welcomed.