A proposal with trade-offs

The central trade-off concerns predictable quiet access and the library's role as a meeting place. A permanent division might protect study space but leave one area underused at certain times. A timetable reserving quiet mornings and a limited number of event evenings would be more flexible, although it would constrain some users' choices. Continuation should depend on feedback from both groups and evidence about displaced activity, rather than total attendance alone. The arrangement should be revised if either group consistently loses meaningful access.

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