Adding Poems to the Site
Jan 22 2008
Does Libcom allow users to add poems to the site? If so, which guidelines should I follow to add a poem?
Thanks,
Chris
Jan 22 2008
#2
I'm sorry, Refused. I suppose I didn't make clear that I was addressing my question to people who are serious about this stuff. Besides, I bet you're one of those jock-types "who talks with his fists instead of using his head, who beats the shit out of anything he can't understand."
Cheers, Comrade!
Jan 22 2008
#3
Refused is a notorious bully and will hopefully be banned from the site soon.
Libcommunity is probably your best bet Chris, there was a poetry thread before you might want to look at that so you know what you're letting yourself in for.
Jan 22 2008
#4
clmyers wrote:
I'm sorry, Refused. I suppose I didn't make clear that I was addressing my question to people who are serious about this stuff. Besides, I bet you're one of those jock-types "who talks with his fists instead of using his head, who beats the shit out of anything he can't understand."Cheers, Comrade!
Post of the year!
Jan 22 2008
#5
must admit i'm with refused on this one, just dont see poetry adding to libcom. 
Jan 22 2008
#6
Jambo, that's perfectly OK if that's how you feel. Who am I say that you have to feel the opposite? Nevertheless, I feel that poetry (or, for that matter, any other form of art like music and painting) is a good medium for expressing one's feelings about something--in this case, Communism. I don't know. Maybe that's just me. I just feel that my criticisms of things like capitalism, imperialism, etc., are more poignant and sarcastic when written in poetic form as opposed to prose. But, like I said, if you don't care for poetry, that's fine. My only problem with Refused was the rudeness of his post, not necessarily his disagreement with me.
--Chris
Jan 22 2008
#7
Solidarity with Refused. Ban Christians. And their sympathisers.
Jan 22 2008
#8
Carousel is talking about me, in case anyone even cares. Yes, it's true: I'm a Christian. (Gasp!) But I'm not interested in any religious debates. I post on these forums because I largely agree with the left Communist views of libcom. Ban me if you want; I'm a left-wing Communist with or without these forums.
By the way, Carousel, I'm not too sure what my religious beliefs have to do with my original question regarding the posting of poetry anyway.
--Chris
Jan 22 2008
#9
Jef, I also want to thank you for the link to the poetry thread. It was very helpful.
--Chris
Jan 22 2008
#10
Grace wrote:
clmyers wrote:
I'm sorry, Refused. I suppose I didn't make clear that I was addressing my question to people who are serious about this stuff. Besides, I bet you're one of those jock-types "who talks with his fists instead of using his head, who beats the shit out of anything he can't understand."Cheers, Comrade!
Post of the year!
Jan 22 2008
#11
You're perfectly free to write poetry on the forums, surely? I don't see why you need to ask permission. Or ask for a blog?
Jan 22 2008
#12
Grace wrote:
You're perfectly free to write poetry on the forums, surely?
Especially if it's really crap so we can point and laugh.
Jan 22 2008
#13
Refused wrote:
Grace wrote:
You're perfectly free to write poetry on the forums, surely?Especially if it's really crap so we can point and laugh.
Here you go.
Jan 22 2008
#14
who gives a fuck if they're a christian?
Not exactly a fire and brimstone one if they post here.
Jan 22 2008
#15
<Deleted Post> Soz.
Jan 29 2008
#16
i like the idea. just whack it on libcommunity i reckon, and ignore the naysayers. didn't refused write some poetry once or did i dream it?
Jan 29 2008
#17
Aye, I posted mine and you cunts all laughed and questioned my manhood. 
To mask my pain I now beat the shit out of everything I don't understand. It's a vicious circle, you bastards.
Feb 3 2008
#18
yeah just post it to that thread
Feb 3 2008
#19
goe potry.
Feb 4 2008
#20
OliverTwister wrote:
goe potry.
dim raght
Feb 5 2008
#21
Refused, before he'd posted his poetry to libcommunity:
And after:
Feb 5 2008
#22
Saii wrote:
Refused, before he'd posted his poetry to libcommunity:
And after:
He was the one that killed the button? 
Hahahahaha.