I have not heard (that I remember) of any homegrown link resolvers, but perhaps someone else has.

There are differences with our new website between browsers — almost all websites show differences of some kind. We made sure it worked, was laid out well, and was ADA compliant in all browsers. That’s what mattered most

I was also wondering if you figured out a ‘homegrown’ link resolver solution? I have been investigating GODOT and others, but none of them will auto log users into databases that do not use IP authentication. This is the issue I am having in my very small medical library. I need a system like EBSCO’s A-Z or Serials Solutions or EZProxy … but homegrown or open source. Do you know of any?

Again, great results. Check the page in Chrome though, because I noticed several differences when accessing in IE vs Chrome.

~Alisha

It’s so refreshing to find this attitude and it saddens me that in the spirit of sharing information and knowledge this kind of attitude isn’t more prevalent. It’s not true for all libraries, but certainly in the place where I work there is a distinctly patronising attitude towards non-qualified staff and they would certainly never be trusted with un-moderated contributions. I hope people learn from your example.

The website looks great.