Consider sanitizing the records before any transfer is undertaken. Take the job of information serving seriously. This means to provide a consistent, reliable service and represent the service provided accurately. Count on wide use of the information served, for good uses and bad, so be proud of the information and the collection. Completeness is important.
Users learn as much from a question that has no answer as from the ones with answers.
Assume that the patron will not know the your affiliations, and therefore do not tempt patrons to use a service they would regret if they new more about you. Respect your patrons. In conclusion, the rewards from being a digital librarian are numerous and can be evident from notes from users from remote countries and companies. This electronic publishing revolution allows anyone with a personal computer and a modem to be a publisher will have far reaching effects on the structure of our society. Being a good digital librarian is a concrete way to create a future we all want to live in.