The public character of responsibility in librarianship is determined, first of all, by the specific demand of library users. In order to provide accurate and eloquent information that meets users’ needs, it is important that the principle of intelectual freedom is kept alive, which is a precious aspect of a democratic society. Information that has not been processed and censored yet gives the user options to create their own opinion, offering freedom of agreeing to what is true and rejecting what isn’t, leaving no room for informational manipulation.  In order to be efficient, librarians must continuously update their professional skills, engaging in different training programs, scientific and cultural activities. Training should not only include professional aspects, but it should also rely on current information about existing legislation, citizens’ rights regarding access to information and data from other related fields.