I might expand what you've mentioned to the sciences as well.
Do we also want to look at what hasn't seen any use? At my previous institution, we would look at titles that had been in the collection for at least 18 months but had seen no use (meaning not even a free browse) and remove those. Then you have to stop them from getting added all over again, though.
I don't know if EBL can limit by STL %, but we could say we don't want any content from publishers with an STL % over 30% or something like that.
-Erin Crane
Do we also want to look at what hasn't seen any use? At my previous institution, we would look at titles that had been in the collection for at least 18 months but had seen no use (meaning not even a free browse) and remove those. Then you have to stop them from getting added all over again, though.
I don't know if EBL can limit by STL %, but we could say we don't want any content from publishers with an STL % over 30% or something like that.
-Erin Crane