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This has been an ongoing issue for our power patrons and staff. When using the Classic WebPAC, you can filter your search results to exclude titles in your reading history, saving you time. Unfortunately, Vega does not do that, and it's especially frustrating for people who read a lot of series. This particular defect is one that I believe is holding back some of our die-hard users of the WebPAC from converting to Vega users. Please note that this was also an idea under the vague title "filter for previously read materials" that had no details, etc. (I think an III employee "shared it" from the old idea system) - https://ideas.iii.com/forums/951766-vega-discover/suggestions/46646161-filter-for-previously-read-materials.
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You should be able to enable/disable depending on the collection. If you're trying to test out a new collection (creating custom header, etc.), you don't want this available for users to select.
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I wish the Your Next Read showcase was more flexible - use bookmarks, saved searches or reading history, OR set it so the fallback (if no bookmarks, etc.) is whatever we chose/set, just like the 2nd showcase field.
I don't know if having something based on your reading history will be appreciated by people wondering about privacy protections. Also, if you're a parent and check out a bunch of kids books, you may not want to just get suggestions for that age level.
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As noted in another related idea, the current version of Vega Patron registration for us Sierra libraries is really not of any use.
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We don't have this in Sierra (online registration), would be nice to have what you have in LEAP/PAC.
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The Vega Patron registration as-is is of no use to us, are stuck with the old WebPAC registration. I don't think this was tested with a Sierra library.
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If it used to be here, and now it's gone, to me that's a bug (was it reported)? We haven't noticed since we've been using the same notice structure for some time, but would want this flexibility for new notice types.
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This is one of the options for the Vega Discover MEEP (haven't voted yet), and the committee was shown it is doable for Polaris because the title, author, etc., is retained after the record is deleted. The Polaris customers will be able to see that it's been deleted but at least they can see the title/author (no cover, etc.), but Sierra users will be out of luck, the whole thing will be removed. I can see that driving someone crazy, if they know they read something and it disappears once we weed it from the collection.