Contact Us
Whether you are a classicist reporting a manuscript translation variance, an educator utilizing Myth Quora in your syllabus, or an ancient lore enthusiast, we welcome your correspondence.
Monitored daily by the Myth Quora Editorial Board • Average response: 24–48 hours
Textual Corrections
Found a misattributed epithet or translation discrepancy? Include the page URL and classical citation.
Academic Inquiries
Universities, research projects, and educational institutions seeking curated mythology dataset extracts.
Cultural Stewardship
Inquiries regarding indigenous lore preservation, cultural sensitivity, and living oral traditions.
Guidelines for Submitting Academic Corrections
To maintain the encyclopedic integrity of Myth Quora, submissions are peer-reviewed against primary source corpuses. When emailing us regarding an edit or addition, please consider providing:
- Entity / Story URL: The specific route (e.g.,
/traditions/greek/zeusor/stories/titanomachy). - Primary Source Citation: Classical author, work, book, and line numbers (e.g., Hesiod, Theogony 453-506 or Pausanias 8.38.2).
- Translation / Edition: Translator or critical edition (e.g., Loeb Classical Library, Penguin Classics).
- Textual Context: A brief note explaining whether this is an uncontested consensus reading or a regional cultic variant.