Are we voting for the ones we have read?
Or only for the ones we think should be on the list too?

This is my first list so I'm not an expert yet.
I just wanted to list all those books like a special "to read list", like a personnal challenge.
So feel free to do as you think it's the best ;)

OK... I'll take off a few. I've left ones I didn't like that I think are important to read.

Ok thanks a lot ^.^

I notice there are more than 50 books on the list now -- but wasn't this supposed to be based on a specific list you had come across, Ghostcat? (I'm asking because "(so-and-so many) books to read before you die" where voters can randomly add books that are important to them already exist aplenty, so selecting books from a specific, pre-defined list of 50 books (no more, no less) kind of seemed to be an important distinguishing point in looking at this particular list ...

Yes, I wanted this to be an exhausted list based on that bookmark I bought in UK, but as I'm quite new here, I don't know how to "block" the list in order that nobody add books on it
(my apologizes if my sentence is not clear, I'm french)

Your sentence is perfectly clear -- at least to this fellow non-native speaker! :)

I think only GR super-librarians (or GR employees) can actually place restrictions on lists; however, ALL librarians can delete books that really shouldn't have been added to a given list. In fact, this is not an infrequent occurrence, particularly with lists based on a specific theme, or moving within a certain set of parameters defined by the list's creator, or lists that are -- like yours -- based on some other list, published somewhere else.

Since the model for this particular list is not something retrievable from elsewhere on the internet, though, it would be helpful if you could copy the list from your bookmark into a comment here at the bottom of the page ... if that isn't too much trouble, of course! (?)

Actually, if you look at Ghostcat's list, it has the 50 books that belong on this list. All the others should be deleted if possible.

OK, I'll delete the ones not on Ghostcat's list.

Removed:

Paradise Lost
One Hundred Years of Solitude
MacBeth
Things Fall Apart
Midnight's Children
Othello
The Tempest
War and Peace
Madame Bovary
A Clockwork Orange
Three Tragedies: Antigone, Oedipus Rex, Electra
The Death of Ivan Ilych
The Metamorphosis
Great Expectations
Romeo and Juliet
The Merchant of Venice
A Room of One's Own
The Trial
The Brothers Karamazov
The Little Prince
Utopia
The Land of the Just
The Murders in the Rue Morgue
The Fatal Shore
The Waste Land
King Lear
The Trial and Death of Socrates
Four Great Tragedies: Hamlet, Othello, King Lear, MacBeth
The Wonderful Wizard of Oz
Le Malade Imaginaire
Metamorphoses
Lyrical Ballads
Songs of Innocence and Experience
Emily Dickinson: Selected Poems
Tristram Shandy
Shakespeare's Sonnets
A Study in Scarlet
The Happy Prince
Dr. Faustus
The Koran
Ben liebt Anna
The Winter's Tale
Jude the Obscure
Pinocchio
The Essays of Montaigne
The Overcoat

Waow, thank you so much for your efficiency.

No problem!