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Paul (Dixie) Dean

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Odd to bring up a old thread , is our friend AI again under another name . Apologies if it’s not . 
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Carol .

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It may be, AI, but I'm glad it has been brought back. I missed this thread and is interesting to look at. Tomorrow I'm off to Hay-on-Wye to nose about the secondhand book shops, another subject to look for.

Tessa Gwynne

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Ah…Hay on Wye! Haven’t been there for years, what a delight.  I looked at this earlier and actually don’t think it is AI as it doesn’t seem to have that feel and style of wording, unless it’s improved rapidly, which I’m sure at some stage it will! Really good to see the ExLibris examples again. Enjoy your book shop rummaging Carol.

Norrette Moore

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I agree with everyone its an interesting thread I missed.  But it is AI.  the phrases are lifted from a website (  www. .designbolts. .com/2023/07/26/29-ex-libris-bookplate-designs-for-inspiration/ ) and the name is a random invention. Hey ho...

Tessa Gwynne

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Fooled me then! I did wonder about the name but decided not to mention in case it was genuine! 😩 Good job we have you Norette  to advise . 👏🏼

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Norrette Moore

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It's interesting to find out how they work, how they operate. But then I'm a geek anyway. ;-)
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Carol .

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Thanks, Tessa, I certainly will. Is there anything you'd like me to look for for you? The more we interact with AI the better it becomes. I believe this is why they would like us to do searches with AI available within the search engine we use. 

Tessa Gwynne

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Thanks Carol! I have a stash of books waiting for me now, so no but thanks for the offer! Are you looking for anything in particular? Art books maybe?
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Always a good thing to ask :) Yes, art books are on the agenda, mainly, but as always I'll be having a good rummage and making the most of a day away from it all.

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John Lipp

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Ah…Hay on Wye! Haven’t been there for years, what a delight.  I looked at this earlier and actually don’t think it is AI as it doesn’t seem to have that feel and style of wording, unless it’s improved rapidly, which I’m sure at some stage it will! Really good to see the ExLibris examples again. Enjoy your book shop rummaging Carol.
Tessa Gwynne on 14/05/2024 06:40:56
I’ve always loved wandering through secondhand bookshops. There’s something magical about discovering old Ex-Libris bookplates hidden inside dusty volumes. They tell a story all their own. I remember once I had to write an assignment on the significance of these bookplates. I was struggling until I found a cheap assignment writing service uk that really helped me out. They had this article about the role of assignments in education that was eye-opening. Now, I appreciate these little treasures even more.

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