Your local public library has announced that it will no longer allow patrons under the age of 16 to use its computers. The library staff argues that children under the age of 16 rarely need computers for research and are more likely to damage or misuse the computers. Write a letter to the head of the library in which you argue against this new policy.

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Hugh Montoya

21 June, 16:16

Your local public library has announced that it will no longer allow patrons under the age of 16 to use its computers. The library staff argues that children under the age of 16 rarely need computers for research and are more likely to damage or misuse the computers. Write a letter to the head of the library in which you argue against this new policy.

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Austin Warren · Answer 1

This doesn't look that good sorry you can use it if you want i tried my best.

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The local public library had announced that the new policy is that, patrons under the age of 16 will not be able to use the computers was a terrible idea, it is such as saying that no one will be able to use the computers if the age policy will stay 16 because what if there were kids that had problems with their connections to their computers or any device to write a essay they had to complete, this would be terrible since the kid wouldn't be able to get a grade in and could start dropping in his school grades. Therefore the new policy would be terrible since it affects our careers.