Discussion call for State Publications pages

As I hope most of you know, the Alaska State Library runs the Alaska State Publications program, which collects, catalogs and preserves publications produced or funded by Alaska State Agencies. We have a web page at http://library.state.ak.us/asp/asp.html primarily for agencies. We also have a page at http://library.state.ak.us/asp/public.html that tries to explain our program to the public.

As part of our continuing efforts to review and improve our web content, I was hoping that some of this visitors to this blog could answer a few questions about each page.

1) About the main state publications program page at http://library.state.ak.us/asp/asp.html:

• Have you ever visited this page?
  
• Do you find the page useful? Why or Why Not?
  
• Is there one thing that would make the page more helpful to you or your users?
  

2) About the "State Publications page for the public" at http://library.state.ak.us/asp/public.html:

• Have you ever visited this page?
  
• Would you recommend this page to a patron interested in state government information. Why or why not?
  
• Is there one thing that would make the page more helpful to you or your users?
  

Thanks in advance for any feedback you can provide.