/lit/ - Literature

>>4285269
Sounds like work to me.

>>4285273
Not that much. There's reading and voting and maybe the occasional discussing. I'll post links in a few.

I'll be the king then.

>>4285274
The civilization has already started and has been growing for some time now. Fortunetely it is still young and has much more growing to do

In this order if you will.
http://netizens.mbulteau.com/wtf.php
http://netizens.mbulteau.com/
http://netizens.mbulteau.com/cipeism.php

>>4285287
I'm thinking of getting other boards involved but I'm not to sure about it. From what I've seen /lit/ has a thoughtful, respectable community. I've thought about getting /int/ involved but I'm not too sure. What do you guys think?

>>4285293
/trv/ also seems to be an nice place to get others involved. also on the main page you should read it from the bottom to the top to catch up on previous polls and happenings and see visit the Netizens and Support forums to see how interactions may be heading towards.

>>4285287
First link is a overview of what it is.
Second link is the main page where you can see the vote and see the results of previous polls
Third link goes into details about the civilizations religion.
You can also role play if you'd like.

>>4285363
It would also help if you register before voting since you since you could get involved more instead of just voting and hoping things will go the way you see fit.

Important question: Am I entitled to a harem?

>>4285392
you can make yourself entitled to a harem.

>>4285392
I'm not really sure how that would work given the interactions are through voting and discussions >_>

>>4285400
cybersex. Right there in the discussion board. Like animals.

>>4285426
I guess you could do cybersex with another player through messaging but the GM probably wouldn't allow that in the forums >.>

>>4285440
but what if we vote to legalize it?

>>4285445
The poll is based on the situation of the civilization not how we interact with each other. That's what the support forum is for.

>>4285452
Can the cybersex be in role playing though?

>>4285456
I guess it can be how ever you'd like as long as you can find someone willing to do it with.

>>4285464
so what if one convinced a bunch of people to start role playing a sex scene in the middle of a thread?

>>4285471
Then the thread would be derailed unless the GM does something about it.

>>4285479
but we're only playing the game!

>>4285484
Then create a cybersex thread?

>>4285269
Burn it to the ground

>>4285269
Is it communism?

It is too slow.
Can't you make it faster?

>>4285293
>What do you guys think?

/int/ is /pol/ Sr.

keep them off this board

>>4285269
>So how would /lit/ like to get involved in the shaping of a civilization?

Limit immigration severely.
Cultivate intelligence, environmental awareness, traditional values and rural communities.
Less focus on materialism and consumerism and degenerate culture.
Deport violent races to their ancestral homelands.
Educate the population about the dangers of miscegenation, communism, capitalism, liberalism, multiculturalism, etc.
Teach kids greek philosophy and meditation from an early age.
It's not that hard man.

>>4285831
>degenerate culture
Who is to define what degenerate constitutes? One man's degeneracy is another's traditional value.

>Deport violent races to their ancestral homelands
What if the native race is considered "violent"? Where do they go?

>Educate the population about the dangers of miscegenation, communism, capitalism, liberalism, multiculturalism

Without pointing out their benefits?

>>4285831
Heidegger pls

>>4285831
Youre probably going to want some violent people so as to build a militia. We're presuming this civ doesnt just pop up in the niddle of our globalises world, no? Then get ready for good old fashioned rape and pillage by neighbouring states over absolutely nothing.

>>4285878
Apologies my phone keyboard is atrocious

>>4285831
>Deport violent races to their ancestral homelands.
Haha, time for Aztlan!

>>4285786
>I want /lit/ to be my personal hugbox >:(

>>4285358
Have you considered that /trv/ might not appreciate being spammed with irrelevant browser game threads?

>>4285831
*tips schwarzwalder stocking cap*

>>4285375
how do you register there ui is massivly stupid

>>4285713
Check the website, right now they function under a chief.
>>4285779
Website is working fine for me or do you mean the updates?
>>4285786
From what I've seen /lit/ is more like /pol/ than /int/ is
>>4285831
It's a fairly new civilization, no where near this stuff.
>>4285904
I do know but for some reason the password isn't correct saved already and I don't remember it so i can't delete it.
>>4285938
Click the "Discuss" link and it should be at the top.

>>4286238

>>4285293
Definitely don't do that.

>>4286258
Check out the discussion we had at /int/ it just may surprise you
>>>/int/17166017

>>4286238
/lit/ is nothing like /pol/. It's the most left leaning board on 4chan. There are right-wing posters here, which is fine. I mean, nobody wants this place to be like reddit where everyone jerks each other off and agrees with everything anyone else says. But the right is in the minority.

However, /pol/ posters occasionally make forays into our board in an attempt to 'red pill' us like the autists they are.

>>4286274
So what about /int/ what would you say they compose of?

>>4286289
Just a bunch of random people. They're really quite pleasant by 4chan standards, but they're not really consistent. /pol/ goes there a lot.

>>4286292
Ah, and how about /tg/?

>>4286238
> /lit/ is more like /pol/ than /int/

Hahaha.

pic related, it's typical /int/ OC.

>>4286309
/v/ but more autistic and less underage.

I'm going to move to Israel and form an aristocratic kibbutz of artists ranging from painters to writers to musicians who all live in poverty and wear masks and robes to stifle our individuality. Once all of our personal identities are gone, we will be free to express our repressed inner colors, the ones we would never dare to display when hampered by shame and social stigma. A face is something you must earn through works of beauty and magnificence.

>>4286311
Did I mention I'm new to /int/ and /lit/ >.>

>>4286366
I don't think they have chink cartoons in the kibbutzes.

>>4286311
/int/'s type of racism is absolutely hilarious instead of bothersome like /pol/'s though. Probably because /int/'s banter functions on a firm basis of historical knowledge.

>>4286325
could you describe /v/ and /vg/?

>>4285856
>Without pointing out their benefits?

they're benefits are advertised non stop, the people are gullible and uninformed about the downsides.

Let us build a just city.

>>4286372
Its pretty obvious with your use of ">.>"

>>4286505
meh, I think I'd use it even if I were a regular.
>>4286487
suggest if on the site

>>4286311
>http://netizens.mbulteau.com/wtf.php

>>4285269
I would like to destroy it, actually.

>>4286926
First give up your glasses, primitivist.

>>4287329
>u marxist? give me your money then lel
>u hate country? then leave it
>u like animals? be vegan first
I hate that logic, it's so ridiculous.

>>4287344
No, those are all different and more theoretical since Marxism for example eventually offers a way to do without money as it's used now. If some wants to actually have primitivism, he will give up the means to acquire glasses, so he will have to go innawoods seeing fuck all.