>>409118
this. there is little philosophy on /his/. It's two seperate userbases dicussing two seperate things.

Also, can /lit/ get some fucking moderation? I had to report seven threads today and I've only been on for a few minutes. Most of the catalog is dross. I used to assume absent mods was just a thing on boards the staff might have an axe to grind but why /lit/? It's like they want this sight to be ran into the ground.

>>409412
>Also, can /lit/ get some fucking moderation?

seriously this and not just for offtopic threads, all the tangentially related to literature threads that can be contained to a single thread, tangentially related to literature threads that are obviously in violation of rules 3 and 6. But also garbage in threads that actually have a chance to be good: offtopic replies, complaining about 4chan, complaining about reddit and avatarfagging really need to be cleaned out.

bumping and posting in a >>>/lit/ complaint thread.

these are fairly rare comparatively.

>>409412
>>409118
These two posts together sound like you can just post whatever you want on /lit/, so just talk about philosophical texts there. Laws unenforced aren't laws.

>>>/lit/6447794