/lit/ - Literature

[Anonymous No.16071391]

Is it just me or did the userbase of this board shift overnight? Why does it feel like 100% of the threads and replies here are lacking in substance?

[Anonymous No.16071423]

People are stuck inside, many with more free time than they've had since childhood. Some may be tourists, but many may be genuinely attempting to branch out into a new interest.

[Anonymous No.16071435]

>>16071391
Link some examples, senpai

[Anonymous No.16071453]

>>16071423
Yes but why were things okay for a while, no real thanks to our shitty mods, but suddenly lit got 300% more reddit?

[Anonymous No.16071463]

>>16071391
Nice thread, faggot. Very substantial.

[Anonymous No.16071480]

>>16071391
Posting rate doubled in march due to the wuflu. /lit/ has been straggling for the last few years, but corona finally killed it. I, for one, am glad to be free.

[Anonymous No.16071489]

>>16071435
gudo posuto

[Anonymous No.16071515]

>>16071489
I'm pretty proud of that post, desu

[Anonymous No.16071528]

>>16071435
All you had to do was peek at the catalog
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[Anonymous No.16071552]

>>16071528
>tfw one of these is me
I honestly did it just to see if I'd get banned, I was in a shitposting mood early this morn.

[Anonymous No.16071581]

>>16071391
Quarantine is an eternal summer plus discord trannies

[Anonymous No.16071723]

>>16071391
Anon, 4chan stays shit until around 10pm eastern time. It gets worse at about 8am the next day. This place is filled with people trying to fit in.

[Anonymous No.16071912]

>>16071423
>tfw you are italian, the outbreak has been dealt with and the lockdown is over
I miss it so damn much. I don't even work, I just liked always having an excuse for not being around friends and relatives.
Also the city I live in was pretty much desert. Walking around was great, it was like having the whole city for myself

I know that it is selfish, but I kinda hope it'll come back in October

[Anonymous No.16072014]

>>16071391
bots
reddit
pseuds
same problems as always

[Anonymous No.16072019]

I’m from reddit, thought I’d check this place out! :)

[Anonymous No.16072023]

>>16071391
>>16071528
Fuck your, OP. One of those is my thread. You lack substance, you pretentious fuck.

[Anonymous No.16072027]

Covid-19 boost. /lit/ has more users than ever before because so many are stuck inside and *gasp* considering the possibility of reading a book--something they probably haven't done since middle school, and even then, only lied about doing. On top of that, I'd wager that the presidential election probably has something to do with it as well. /pol/kiddies coming over here to discuss their garbage /pol/ack books. Their Ride the Tiger, and their Art of the Deal, etc. I am curious about why there has been an influx of Nietzsche posting lately though, and I wonder if the /pol/tards have something to do with that.

[Anonymous No.16072075]

Little Miss Sunshine has been playing on FX everyday this summer and people want to talk about Nietzsche.

[Anonymous No.16072079]

>>16071391
We're actually lucky cause jaime and her friends are here. They're the smartest people of all and belong on a literature board.

[Anonymous No.16072090]

Literally I wake up everyday and I am like "damn, jaime and mendicino are the smartest people I even know. They're like Plato, Newton, Zizek and George Washington rolled into one. Where would I even be without them?"

[Anonymous No.16072106]

>>16071391
Don't think I've ever seen a frogposter make a high effort post in this board since 2011.

[Anonymous No.16072144]

>>16072027
>Their Ride the Tiger
/pol/ people don't read Evola, they only like him because of the "superfascist" meme.

[Anonymous No.16072221]

>>16071912
Me too fren

[Anonymous No.16072277]

I'm busy actually reading for once my dude, so should you.

[Anonymous No.16073878]

>>16071391
because of frogposters like you