What does everyone think about this?

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All,

If you have been following the very lively and interesting discussion
on NGC4LIB, in one posting, I mentioned a record I made:
"In Google Books, the American Classical School at Athens has made
lots of books available for free. These are especially useful to my
students and faculty. I do not have time to catalog them all, and in
any case, they seem to still be adding them. I made the following
record: http://www.galileo.aur.it/cgi-bin/koha/opac-detail.pl?bib=22971
where the 856 field uses a Google query. So, I cataloged it as a type
of collection. Quick and dirty, I admit, but otherwise, the materials
in Google can't be found. There are other publishers making their
materials available this way, but they have much less clear-cut
subjects, so I have been considering how to deal with these."

There has been a little discussion and Shawne Miksa mentioned she
would show it to her students in cataloging class. Jonathan Rochkind
had some ideas at: https://listserv.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=NGC4LIB;mgdLPw;20091028121132-0400
and I responded at https://listserv.nd.edu/cgi-bin/wa?A2=NGC4LIB;EgsHBg;20091029105325%2B0100
(I hope the links work!)

What do you think of it? Do these things work at all?