Site Discussion@Heyuri

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Pffft like Heyuri reads. This place is run by an autistic Turk who's inability to grasp German Idealism is infamous. Begs the question what would be the Heyuri reading list??????? OKAY! Lets take some suggestions!

>>67130
heyuri reading list -

not monsters - pamela d. schulz

lolita - nabokov

tool - peter sotos

story of the eye - bataille

try - dennis cooper

>>67131
120 days of sodom or anything else by de sade

War and peace is teh greatest book i read!

>tool - peter sotos
Hmmm his zine was pretty good

>>67132
De Sade is tame. I didn't fap once

>>67133
This anon has the right idea but his nephew was better!

>>67134
>Hmmm his zine was pretty good
his zine wuz okay, but tool feels way moar personal and isnt as disorganized as pure, as to be expected from an actual book haha

preferably a text board

There's a couple of literature threads every month and they tend get forgotten without reaching 10 posts.
Also, it would dilute the appeal of /b/ even further and keep decentralizing the board culture. Not totally pertaining to the thread, but i would be happy with just /b/, /q/, /o/, StrangeWorld and lounge since they all fulfilled clearly distinct functions

While I agree a literature board would be unnecessary, I'm against "board culture". It's "heyuri culture"!

>>67149
I like the current spread of boards for the most part. A set of general discussion boards, a set of art/ero dump boards.
/a/ might be a tad redundant but eh, it's fine. Anime is important here, and that should never be forgotten~!

I don't feel like more are needed at this immediate time, and probably wouldn't be needed for a while. Maybe if /b/ was faster, you'd want to move traffic elsewhere across the site to keep things at a comfortable pace, but it isn't that fast.

>>67150
yeah

I used to be pro-board culture as someone from 4chan but if I'm honest, it's more a reaction to parts of that site being absurdly hypershit and wanting the boards that weren't to insulate themselves from bullshit that started up from elsewhere.

Heyuri outright does not have that problem, and ideally wouldn't ever have that problem, so an emphasis should be placed on a strong site culture overriding any board culture.

>It's "heyuri culture"!
That's what i meant i just phrased it badly ヽ(´ー｀)ノ