-if they still have room to accept future accessions. And even in those cases, it's usually something that doesn't fit their mandate and should never have been accessioned at that archives in the first place.

-anything from an archival collection, with documented processes and criteria for why an archivist made that decision.

Potential archival material your underfunded archives can't accept is the main driver behind most deaccessions I would wager. Rare of archives to divest themselves of records-

In my own (archivist) experience: I'd say the bigger problem than accidentally deaccessioning something valuable to an archives is not having the funding/storage to accept more future material that fits in your mandate.

Generally, a lot of thought and consideration goes into deaccessioning-

The Flyers waiving Zamula is so strange, he's been exactly what you'd want out of a bottom pairing defender. Just solid at preventing shots against.

Common Mick Foley W

Going back to a serif font for official communications should be considered a crime.

I'm clinging to my hope that the M's trade for Skubal and you can't stop me.

I wonder why right before the second period ends is the most likely time to take a penalty. Some combination of players being gassed, choppy ice, and the long change?

This looks sick as hey, I can't wait to need out over the animation.

m.youtube.com/watch?v=OTIf...

"We're the same age" always kills me

The lottery system has good intentions, but will ultimately fall short of making it fair for locals to attend games.