What is a noteboard?
A noteboard is a place where you can air your views without having to sign in our sign out. By simply leaving your name and your message, you can put a short message directly below the article you are commenting on. It is a simple and convenient way of sharing your thoughts with other visitors to the site!

Where are the noteboards found?
There is one noteboard for each of the main five sections of this site. In addition to that, each article in the last two section has their own boards for discussion on the particular topic of the pertaining article. Lastly, there are noteboards for one of the seven lessons under 'Learning Mythology'.

What is the word limit?
The word limit for each message you post on the board is 250 words, and each user is only entitled to 3 posts a visit. The noteboard is mainly for short messages and miscellaneous thoughts. For anything more than that, we would advise you to use the discussion boards which can be accessed from here (english only).

How many messages are kept on the noteboard?
Currently, only 15 messages are display at a time on the noteboard, however, all noteboards are logged and are kept under the noteboard archives.

Too Little, or Too Much!
While the noteboard system is still in its tweaking phase, and we appreciate all feedback regarding the various issues such as maximum message lengths.

The Noteboards
The Norse Pantheon
Mythical Tales
The Orient
The Great Themes: Creation, The Cosmos, Making of Mankind, Supernatural Beings, Mythical Creatures, Heroes, Tricksters,Disasters, Good Versus Evil, The Natural World, The Afterlife , The End of the World
Past and Present: Introduction, Literature, Music, Art and Architecture, Films and Games, Order of Society, Intrinsic Concepts, Societal Ideals, Morality, Lessons, Representation, What We Can Learn
Learning Mythology: Lesson 1, Lesson 2, Lesson 3, Lesson 4, Lesson 5, Lesson 6, Lesson 7