[Eril-l] Reference database recs? - alternative to Credo Reference

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Hello all,

We currently use Credo reference, but we're not happy with the changes made to it post-acquisition by InfoBase. Credo now has shorter snippets and more of a "quick facts" type format instead of a traditional online encyclopedia entry with fuller and more developed entries.

I'm wondering if anyone has experience with an effective reference database or an alternative to Credo.

Any input/guidance is appreciated!
James


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