Martyn wrote: >That way, you have third party people ensuring that the
opinion of the book is going to be worth reading.
Well, a book database is something I've always meant to do for personal use simply because I have a brain like a seive. So I spend ages with furrowed brow trying to recall the name of an author of a book I remember loving at the time but now can't remember anything about. This would just be doing it publicly so that other people can interact, like the web page embodiment of meeting someone and saying "I read this great book, by so-and-so" and they reply "oh, you must read such and such". It was more comments as to what the book content contains rather than personal opinions I was planning. (Although whether or not a book is worth reading is personal opinion i suppose...) David - nope, this would be connected to a database rather than a static list. I need more coffee, I'm not making any sense............................