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[Anonymous No.21030176]

>Immediately prior to his suicide, Gribyedov uploaded his 25,000 word manifesto and an additional 140,000 words--comprising two complete novels and several volumes of original poetry--to a text hosting website that he believed would archive them in perpetuity. However, automatic moderation bots identified objectionable words in the files, restricted them, and ultimately deleted them entirely. According to Gribyedov's best friend and self-appointed literary executor, the site's actions destroyed the young author's life's work permanently, as he was carrying his laptop when he drowned himself. The size, file names, and file size of the documents are the only information that can be scraped from his upload, which was located based a link provided in his hand written last letter.

[Anonymous No.21030182]

It was probably shit anyways

[Anonymous No.21030186]

>>21030176
Probably should’ve waited around long enough to make sure they uploaded fully and/or carried handwritten backups.

[Anonymous No.21030190]

>>21030186
>handwritten backups
>165,000 word personal canon

That would be virtually impossible, especially for somebody in the throws of suicidal despair

[Anonymous No.21030223]

>>21030190
it's throes you illiterate

[Anonymous No.21030225]

>>21030176
literally who?

[Anonymous No.21030355]

>>21030176
It was probably shit anyways

[Anonymous No.21030491]

>>21030225
throughs

[Anonymous No.21030505]

>>21030176
Yikes... But at least he died high on copium of literary legacy, most people don't even have that.

[Anonymous No.21030518]

I wish you had never posted this anon
Why did you post this

[Anonymous No.21030524]

God damn. There could've been many things worth reading in those.
Drowning is also a painful way to go. I always admire the tenacity of people who chose to kill themselves in brutal ways. I could never imagine going out with anything other than a bullet to the brain.

[Anonymous No.21030547]

>>21030182
Yeah maybe this story of him dying and losing his work is more interesting than his work itself.

[Anonymous No.21030636]

>>21030176
Any info on him?

[Anonymous No.21030677]

>>21030176
>auto-moderator software
Art is dead.

[Anonymous No.21030678]

>>21030176
A wet harddrive is still recoverable to be honest.

[Anonymous No.21030878]

>>21030223
It's 'threws'

[Anonymous No.21031204]

>>21030225
When I saw the thread my first idea was that it's about the 19th century Russian comediographer ("Woe from Wit"), but then I remembered that he didn't kys nor did he use computers.

[Anonymous No.21031210]

Should've been less edgy and like
carved it into a stone face somewhere instead of being content with the lowest common denominator, the internet

[Anonymous No.21031234]

Who is the OP actually talking about? I can find no source for that quotation nor anybody by that name beyond this guy: >>21031204

[Anonymous No.21031383]

>>21031234
Considering there's no url link it's a fake story.

[Anonymous No.21031453]

>>21030677
>>21030176
He chose a shit platform to upload it to.

Fucking using a pastebin-like site would've been less likely to get his shit taken down. If he wanted his work preserved he should've had a USB stick with it all on there.

If any of you tards are planning to do something like this;
>upload multiple copies to different places
>use pastebin or similar site to upload the plaintext, then archive.is the pastebin page
>dump PDFs on an image board that let's you upload PDFs
>keep copies on USB drive(s) and label them

I thought this shit would be common sense.

[Anonymous No.21031469]

>>21031453
I’m pretty sure this was pastebin because I tried to paste a book in there yesterday and it said that it made my paste private or whatever because of potentially sensitive content. If that’s the case then this is on him because it literally tells you that it’s not going to upload it right after you click paste

[Anonymous No.21031909]

>>21030524
I wonder if he was a fan of Virginia Woolf. That's how she did it.