Bookcrossing
leti' u bibliotecail yóok'ol kaab. Leti' jump'éel ts'ono'oto' redes sociales na'atja'an. Leti' jump'éel k'iinbesaj ti' le literatura yéetel jump'éel kúuchil tu'ux le áanalte'obo' ku k'amik túumben kuxtal. BookCrossing leti' le acto u ts'aik ti' jump'éel áanalte' jump'éel identidad chen bey u, bey le áanalte'o' ku máan ti' lector ti' le lector, je'el u páajtal u rastreado yéetel bey conectar u lectores. Bejla'e' yaan 1,966,802 BookCrossers yéetel 14,124,476 áanalte'ob ku xíimbalo'ob ichil 132 noj lu'umilo'ob. K kaajale' táan u k'exik yóok'ol kaab yéetel táan u péeksik u kuxtal máak jump'éel áanalte' ti' jump'éel súutukil.
I would say that what they do is encourage a trade-free sharing of physical books. The issue is that their main tools that they use for this are trade-based as mentioned in a previous review. And since that’s their main interface between people and them getting those books, then it should “barely” be included in this directory. They should use trade-free tools, else the people who use their website have to trade their data to Google and the like, in order to provide these books as trade-free.
It is such a shame that google analytics is being used on that website. Google is the biggest data collection machine in the world that then sells that data to advertisers. We don’t know if that’s intentionally or not, but it could be changed to Matomo for example (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Matomo_(software)).
Plus, they are using google maps for their bookmap: https://www.bookcrossing.com/bookmap – that could be changed to openstreetmap for example.
Lelo'oba' 2 banderas rojas yéetel le ba'ala' ku beetik talam u decidir wa incluir le mayaj ti' le directorio libre koonolo' wa ma'. Tuméen le trade-free u k'áat u ya'al u mina'an mix jump'éel bin yano'ob koonolo', le mayaj je'el u páajtal u ts'áabal ti' le categoría rechazada bejla'e'. Wa ku luk'sa'al le rastreadores, je'el u páajtal u ts'íibta'al waye'.