Would /lit/ be better if you couldn't post unless you had

Just read the first page of notes from the underground over and over and over until you are so used to those particular words that it's all you can think

Then feel free to post as you wish

it would be /r/books

actually no. that's basically what it is now and most of the threads are about the same 20 or so authors

>>7580381
This.

>>7580381
>Click here
i hate you tbqh why'd you people have to ruin a place i liked it's gonna be weeks before /lit/ is tolerable again

>>7580199
The Tunnel, The Lime Twig, and The Recognitions.

Permaban all virgins

No, you'd have the same situation as with /mu/ where a lot of posters have the same tastes due to "essentials" lists, and there ends up being little discussion of truly obscure albums/genres.

/lit/ always posts about the same books anyway, so....