As you know, Flibusta is one of the largest online libraries on the Russian Internet. Another fact that is not uninteresting from the point of view of a domestic user is that the site is blocked on the territory of our country. This, however, does not prevent us from considering several interesting points regarding the library, for example, a list of genres. "Flibusta" offers the reader absolutely free opportunity to read almost any text ever printed or published on this planet.
Short story
Naturally, an important question for the Russian reader will be: why is Flibusta, whose genres, by the way, cover almost any direction in which the authors have ever written on this planet, is closed in the domestic segment of the Internet. Well, let's dig deeper into the story.
In 2008, an active Internet user living abroad and appearing on the network under the name Stever decided to create a clone of the venerable Librusek. However, our hero, who is a pirate to the depths of his soul, unlike the owner of the aforementioned resource, did not go towards such major players of the domestic literary workshop as Eksmo or Litres publishing house. Serious showdown began, right up to the trial. As a result, this summer the site was blocked on the territory of our country, however, it is not difficult for those wishing to familiarize themselves with the contents to access it through specialized browsers. But this is the topic of a separate material. And we will continue on the topic of the article.
List of genres
Flibusta offers a fairly well-optimized system of genres, the main of which include such titles as Business Literature, Home and Family, Dramaturgy, Science and Education, and many, many others. Each genre contains many subgenres, which does not make sense to list, since the volume of the article is simply not designed for so many characters.
Be that as it may, the library “Flibusta”, the genres of which contain such names as “Religion, Spirituality, Esotericism” or “Ancient”, has a really immodest amount of literary and scientific material. Therefore, at a minimum, such a freebie treasure should be known.
Ethics
Talking about ethics in relation to Internet users is generally a rather slippery trail. It is difficult to judge the pirates to the marrow of their bones with their seemingly honest desire to help a simple user who does not have the opportunity to lay out 200-300 blood rubles for a book that you really want to read. On the other hand, there is such a tough side of life as copyrights and the desire of writers and laborers in this field to earn money on their offspring, who suffered almost by physical efforts spent on folding letters into words and sentences.
In a word, we again deviated a little from the topic. “Flibusta”, the genres of which can be found in the full list on the corresponding tab in the “Navigation” section, which is located on the right side of the page, offers a really wide variety of literary sources. And for this it is valued by more than 600 thousand registered users.
Conclusion
So we shot a quick glance at the Flibust library. Her genres and the search itself are not limited to the above list. Here you can find a book, for example, by author or by community recommendation. And finally. Flibusta, whose genres are not limited to literary sources, gives an idea of what a real large library should be like. Therefore, wars on a pirated topic will probably continue, because the popularity of the resource continues to gain momentum, despite the tough pressure from the discontented.