Quiet desk hour
Library Reading Hour
Sora Kim gives you one guide from the shelf, a desk by the window, and a quiet hour. The last ten minutes are for questions about that guide only.
Who it is for
The hour is for a visitor who wants to read before booking a walkthrough, or for someone preparing a class and needing an uninterrupted pass through the fee guide or the account-key guide.
Price and place
Fixed desk rate. The guide stays in the room.
Think Compass reading room, Namdong-gu, Incheon
The listed rate is informational. A 30 percent deposit, paid by bank transfer after the desk confirms the time, holds the seat.
Included
- Sixty minutes at a window desk
- One clothbound guide from the shelf
- Ten minutes with Sora at the end for questions on that guide
- Pencil and a blank sheet
Outside the hour
- A transaction retrieved and printed for you
- Taking the guide home; copies are read in the room
- Help with a signature you did not mention when you booked
How the time is spent
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Choose the guide
When you reserve, name the guide: fees, account keys, recent blockhash, or program logs. Sora sets that volume on the desk before you arrive.
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Quiet reading
The first fifty minutes are yours. The room stays quiet. A walkthrough may be underway at the oak table; the desks are placed so the two do not share conversation.
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Ten minutes of questions
Sora sits down for the last ten minutes and answers questions about the guide you just read. Questions about a different guide wait for another hour.
What to bring
- The name of the guide you want
- A notebook if the blank sheet is not enough
Constraints
Two reading-hour desks can be booked in the same hour. A signature walkthrough may run at the same time, at the far table.
Guides are not lent out.
Reserve
Write to the desk with the session name, a preferred day, and the signature if you already have it on paper. Expect a reply within two working days. The reading room page lists hours and how the table is shared.