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Sunday, 15th August 2010

LibraryThing Keeps the Features Coming With Something New Today

Tim Spalding, Founder and Developer of LibraryThing, and the entire LT staff are on a roll these days announcing new features.

Last Tuesday, they introduced LibraryThing for Publishers and a new toggle that allows all users to easily turn on/off LibraryThing's cool "bookshelf display" of your holdings.

Today, we've noticed that the LibraryThing blog reports about another new feature that lets you see your LT entries from publishers participating in the LibraryThing for Publishers program.

You can see your collection using this URL:

http://www.librarything.com/profile/MEMBERNAME/stats/publishers

and/or see Tim Spalding's collection here. You can also see a screen cap of how it looks and the info provided in this screen cap.

As of today, there are five publishers participating in the program but we expect that number to grow very quickly.

Finally, the post notes two other facts:

1) "The main publisher page also has a “all” vs. “yours” toggle, so you can see the information there instead."

2) Expect "more" on Monday. Stay tuned.

Source: LibraryThing Blog

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