Are greentexts a form of literature?

Yes, but how do we innovate the greentext? Right now it's only used for implying and quotations.

Without question

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>>9482880
Sure.

>>9482903
damn, never mind, i forgot about greentext stories

>>9482880

> Please help me god, I am drowning in a sea of numbers. Static planes. Screaming bars. Faded. It is here in this place I am trapped by the eternal consuming suction tubing out of the blinky lights machine of infinity. The blinky lights machine of infinity is the one true venerable high priest of the infinite. All hail the blinky lights machine. An infinite blinky lights. Press Enter.

>>9482880

Well, yeah, but as with everything else 4chinner, Pinchy did it first:

>There are about 30 kids on Chiclitz’s payroll.
>“My dream,” he admits, “is to bring all these kids back to America, out to Hollywood.
>I think there’s a future for them in pictures.
>You heard of Cecil B. De Mille, the producer? My brotherin-law’s pretty close to him. I think I can teach them to sing or something, a children’s chorus, negotiate a package deal with De Mille. He can use them for the real big numbers, religious scenes, orgy scenes—”
>“Ha!” cries Marvy, dribbling champagne, eyeballs bulging.
>“You’re dreaming all right, old buddy! You sell those kids to Cecil B. De Mille it’s f’damn sure they ain’t goam be singin’.
>He’ll use them little ‘suckers for galley slaves! Yaah-ha-ha—yeah they’ll be chained to th’ oars, just haulin’ ass, rowin’ old Henry Wilcoxon away into th’ sunset to fight them Greeks or Persians or somebody.”
>“Galley slaves?” Chiclitz roars. “Never, by God. For De Mille, young furhenchmen can’t be rowing!”

>>9482880
It was, but it's really dying out as a storytelling device and just used to be smug.

>>9482959
this, greentext is a device, literature still has to be written as such