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I agree with maahey, if you can use it to make people read more, it is wonderful
My personal definition of classic is something (book movie etc.)which is old but is still enjoyed and valued. University required reading aside old, poor quality works tend to disappear and the best, as determined by the readers/watchers remains because it is still valued. There isn't a point system or a committee, thank heavens.
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