The first is that it is an excellent resource. The second reason is that I know from experience that most librarians do not have the time, the ability, or the inclination to develop a resource such as this. It is important for librarians to have access to sites such as the Librarians' Index to the Internet so that they do not waste their time searching for good sites. They can go straight to the resources there and use them, or refer users to them. There is no need to reinvent the wheel, it is already up and rolling.
Every librarian loves it and uses it daily to answer reference questions.
The InFoPeople Project hopes that more people will discover the Librarian's Index to the Internet. Any library in California can host the LII on their own site, while maintaining their own logo, background and graphic colors, and main links. Fourteen libraries, including the California State Library, are currently participating in the co-branding program. The LII also sends out a free weekly e-mail newsletter listing the best twenty resources added to the index that week. We currently have more than 7,500 subscribers in 80 countries.