tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-23647902.post-1141807364151548362006-03-08T00:42:00.000-08:002006-03-08T00:44:27.243-08:00I was looking at the overstuffed bookshelves (even my seforim have seforim!) in my living room today, and a thought struck me. Can books that have been banned (but never read) by our Gedolim, such as books by Rabbi Nosson Slifkin, share shelf space with books that have actually been read (but never banned) by our Gedolim? If not, how much of a separation needs to be between them? Is keeping them on a separate shelf sufficient, or do they need to be in completely different bookshelves – or even rooms? Also, does one have to kasher the shelves before reorganizing? Is repainting sufficient, or do the shelves need to be completely sanded down first? What other halachik question might arise?Krum as a Hamantaschhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/10412577902880577849noreply@blogger.com