This is what a comment from a member of the Friends of the Library might look like. (Although, tracking who is a current member of the Friends all of the time could be difficult to do perfectly.)
Indeed, this is trickier than I realized at first. Not only are there a lot more people than for the staff and board members, but also in some cases it's not obvious how to determine which person is a Friends member. The Friends list does not have the library card numbers on it -- until now, it would have seemed pointless to have them there -- and in many cases it has people listed with different names than we have in the main library database (where the library card numbers are). So who's a friend and who's not could be hard to keep perfectly in sync.
I see, and you can tell which comments are posted by staff, too.
Yes. This is what a comment from a board member would look like.
This is what a comment from a member of the Friends of the Library might look like. (Although, tracking who is a current member of the Friends all of the time could be difficult to do perfectly.)
Indeed, this is trickier than I realized at first. Not only are there a lot more people than for the staff and board members, but also in some cases it's not obvious how to determine which person is a Friends member. The Friends list does not have the library card numbers on it -- until now, it would have seemed pointless to have them there -- and in many cases it has people listed with different names than we have in the main library database (where the library card numbers are). So who's a friend and who's not could be hard to keep perfectly in sync.