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Contact Mythos Atlas

Mythos Atlas is maintained by Elizabeth Stein. Report factual issues, ask about sources, raise privacy requests or discuss licensing through the project links below.

  • Corrections and source questions

    Spotted a factual error, a broken source link, missing context or a mythology attribution issue? Open an issue with the page URL and the correction you want reviewed.

    Report a content or source issue

  • Privacy and legal requests

    For privacy-policy questions, terms clarification, or requests about local data and analytics consent, use the same issue tracker and mark the request as privacy or legal. The policies are on the Privacy Policy and Terms of Service pages.

    Open a privacy request

  • Project repository

    For general feedback, open-source questions and code discussions, start with the public repository.

    Visit the Mythos Atlas repository

What to include

The fastest path is usually a repository issue with the page URL, the problem you found and the change you want reviewed. That makes it easier to verify mythology details against cited material and to track technical fixes in one visible place.

  • Content: the exact statement that looks wrong and the tradition it belongs to.
  • Sources: the citation or reference you want compared.
  • Bugs: the route, device, browser and the action that triggered the problem.
  • Licensing or collaboration: the intended use, so the request can be reviewed with the right context.

For privacy or personal-data requests, do not paste sensitive details into a public GitHub issue. Open an issue titled "Privacy request" with a contact method only, and we will follow up privately.

Response expectations

Mythos Atlas is a curated project, not a staffed support desk, so response times vary. Reports with page URLs, screenshots, citations or reproducible steps can be checked against the live route and the underlying source notes straight away.

If your request is about a mythological interpretation, note whether you are challenging a factual claim, a translation choice or an editorial summary. Those distinctions keep review focused and make the resulting changes more accurate.