I was looking through the tags and considering some edits (not yet suggested), when I noticed that two tags, cross-mythology and comparative, looked very similar.
They both seem to be about elements that exist in more than one religion, though cross-mythology seems to be more focused on elements...
We currently have greek, roman, and greco-roman tags. I'm not sure what to suggest as synonyms for what.
First, we all know that greek and roman mythology is so similar that "greco-roman" is a legitimate term in all academic circles, so perhaps greek and roman tags should be synonyms of a greco-...
On most SE sites, eventually someone comes along looking for a specific resource. The usually ask a question in the form "Where can I find a [book, site, etc] about [insert topic]?"
These aren't necessarily bad, but the community needs to decide if they are allowed or not.
The close cousin woul...
It maybe a bit early, but it is something definite to start thinking about.
From the Moderator Pro Tempore blog:
About a week into the public beta, we will seek out members who are
deeply engaged in the community’s development; members who:
Have a reasonably high reputation score t...
Are questions about identification of specific ancient cylinder seals on-topic?
According to Norse Mythology, Ragnarök is a series of future events that means great disasters for the world and the end of many important and powerful gods:
In Norse mythology, Ragnarök is a series of future events, including a great battle foretold to ultimately result in the death of a num...
I would like to nominate Yannis:
He has a lot of experience with the Stack Exchange network; he's the moderator of two sites and has more reputation than I will ever have.
His questions are interesting and his answers are well sourced. When we are in public beta, I will use his questions and an...
