I really want to post and comment but I’m anxious about it being low effort or just cluttering the site, so what are the rules here for posting since I couldn’t find any by searching.
Edit: thanks for the all the answers but I still feel insecure about posting
I second the recommendation of joining in on the weekly general discussion thread. Current one is here: https://lemmygrad.ml/post/12902684. You can post chill stuff there without feeling like you have to wade into discussion/debate of geopolitics with proper marxist analysis walls of text. You can even be like Oppo and wish people a nice week. Or be like La Dame d’Azur and tell people they WILL have hope. :)
As long as it’s not in the wrong community, it shouldn’t be much of a problem. But if you want to go low effort then the weekly discussion thread is always here. Just what I’ve gotten so far from my few months on Lemmygrad.
If you have a cat you have to post a photo of it. That’s the cat tax. The most important rule.
You probably know this already, but the site rules are on the main page’s sidebar, and the rules for each community is on its sidebar. Follow those rules & don’t talk nonsense, and you should be fine. Welcome!
No I actually didn’t find the sidebar thanks
By here do you mean this community?
This is low effort! To the Gulag with you!
There’s not enough activity on the site so don’t worry about cluttering it up. Just don’t be an insufferable liberal or reactionary and you’ll be ok.
- We don’t talk about fight club.
- Not because we shouldn’t but honestly, it’s just kind of an old movie at this point, still good though, but you know, not really of “the time” so to speak.
- we don’t talk about fight club.
- That one is actually about the actual fight club, but now I see how these two rules are confusing and in fact create a contradiction, which requires me to clerify both rules, which in turn requires me to break the 3rd rule so I can ensure you understand the 1st rule…
- Tuesday is Pizza day.
- The only way to bring about social change is by building a party of the working class with the intention of overthrowing capitalism and instituting socialism so that we can build towards global communism.
- We take our shoes off at the door and put on the house slippers.
fight club is a film about how repressed men divert into fascism. palahniuk himself was closeted for a long time, so there are a lot of his personal experiences in the movie, kind of. the issue is that most analysis of the film are wrong or from a male power fantasy perspective, but it’s actually the other way around.
Fight club? The homoerotic movie about depression?
Shh. Remember rule #1.









