I don't believe that the Library of Virginia is trying to prevent list  
members from being able to access the materials offered freely online.   Neither do 
they want the reputation of their list appearing to have more  commercials 
than content.
 
I'm wondering if they might consider relaxing their ruling to allow  
announcements of public-access materials, with the understanding that if  you follow 
the link or URL you will find yourself on a commercially  oriented site.  This 
would apply to all vendors,  of  course.
 
Janice
 




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