Weekday shelf access at the reading room
A reading room pass is time at the shelves on a weekday. You take a desk, use the current Solana fee table, and read the merchant notes and teaching printouts the room keeps for stablecoin payments. The pass does not include a seminar seat.
Residents and shop staff who want to read before they commit to a Saturday seminar, and regulars who return to compare a new month’s fee table with the last one.
You spend a quiet weekday with the collection and leave having read the fee table and whichever shelf you came for, with notes in your own notebook.
Shelf A holds monthly fee tables for Solana, with lamports written beside the SOL figure. Shelf B holds short merchant notes from stalls and cooperatives in South Chungcheong. Shelf C holds teaching printouts of public transfers with any personal memo shortened.
Shelf D is the glossary: signature, slot, lamport, mint, memo, and the difference between the stablecoin and the fee token. Start there if the other shelves feel crowded.
A pass buys quiet reading. It does not buy the Saturday explanation, the worked example, or a private desk briefing. Many readers use one or two visits and then reserve the seminar once the vocabulary is familiar.
On the Friday before a seminar the long table is reserved for printed sets. Pass holders use the side desks those afternoons.
Write through the contact form or pay at the door on a weekday if a desk is free. A six-visit pass is recorded in the day book under your name.
Bae or Park shows the shelf order once, then leaves you to read. Questions that need a full sitting are pointed toward a desk briefing rather than answered across the urn.
The day book notes the date and the shelf you used. That line is how a six-visit pass is counted.
Bring a notebook. Bags stay on the hook by the door. Food stays outside; tea is poured inside.