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Face it lads, this is the closest we have in our modern day to the cafe societies of the past. This is where intellects gather to discuss and nitpick one another's thoughts and ideas. Don't feel bad for coming on /lit/. Of course, use it in moderation, but it's truly one of the most sacred corners of the internet. Rejoice, lads!
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>>9900734
is it the redditors/summer fags that are making all these gay threads about /lit/ being an important place for literature? who is doing it?
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>>9900734
Whatever you say, cuck
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>>9900734
>sacred corners of the internet
>consists mostly of /pol/-lite and shitposting about books people haven't actually taken the time to read
I've learned more in high school lit, and I'm American. The actual sacred corners of the internet are invite-only and none of us matter enough to be invited. Think slack channels for journalists, private critique groups, publishing industry forums. /lit/ pales in comparison, and is only worth coming to if you've got a superiority complex to feed.
Bugs.. was this board's peak and it'll only be downhill from there.
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