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In a Consortium Environment, Have Home Library Float to the Top of Availability in Catalog Item Page
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This has been an incredibly frustrating experience for our super users, as they may specifically check a pick-up library because there's a copy on that shelf. (Our consortium has a lot of libraries very close to each other, and patrons library hop. There are 6 libraries within 6 miles of ours, for example.) This would prevent negative patron interactions and frustration, which is why I marked it Important.
To answer a question in this thread: we have been told our hold preferences prioritize the local copy, and then follow the delivery route we're on, but every time we've been notified of an aberration, we've sent a query to Polaris and been told that another copy just happened to be checked in (or acted upon in some way) before the Request attached to the local copy. Activity proof denies this, but we get nowhere. It seems so simple to fix. Thank you for the consideration!