A question rather than a meme post (and the days are ticking by...)
I'm reaching the conclusion that I need to make an actual to-read spreadsheet rather than relying on a combination of seeing what's physically on my to-read bookcase, paying way too much attention to my library holds list (now closing on 400 items), and my Goodreads account (where I basically only list to-read items when the library doesn't have them or I'm not sure I want to buy them).
For any of you who might use spreadsheets for this (or something similar), what info do you track?
Off the top of my head, I'm thinking something like: title, author, series, whether the library has it in hard copy, whether the library has it in ebook, fiction/non-fiction wait, that should just be on a different sheet, whether I own it, who recced it, and a link to the rec if applicable (since it usually is).
Am I missing anything obvious, or anything any of you have found especially useful?
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For any of you who might use spreadsheets for this (or something similar), what info do you track?
Off the top of my head, I'm thinking something like: title, author, series, whether the library has it in hard copy, whether the library has it in ebook, fiction/non-fiction wait, that should just be on a different sheet, whether I own it, who recced it, and a link to the rec if applicable (since it usually is).
Am I missing anything obvious, or anything any of you have found especially useful?
Originally posted at http://umadoshi.dreamwidth.org/564761.html. Comment here if you like, or comment there using OpenID. Comments at DW: