Please check the Frequently Asked Questions page on SurLaLune and see if your
questions have been answered previously. While we are happy to participate in discussions concerning school and homework assignments, as a policy, we will not
answer specific homework questions nor will we discuss the questions for students without their active participation in the question's discussion. Check
these pages for specific guides to popular themes: Children and Fairy
Tales, Disney and Fairy Tales, and Women and Fairy Tales.
Unfortunately, due to spamming issues, posting to the board is limited to registered Yuku or EZboard members. I do not restrict memberships, so everyone is
welcome to register and join in the discussions.
Welcome,
Heidi Anne Heiner
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About this forum and links for FAQ |
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In this forum, we discuss fairy tales and folklore, including questions, analysis, and news. Everyone is welcome to post questions and answers. The board began
in June 2000 and is archived with a search engine at SurLaLune Discussion Board
Archives. The discussion is hosted by Heidi Anne Heiner, author of The SurLaLune Fairy Tale Pages.
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When starting a new topic, please use a subject line that describes the nature of your post instead of a generic plea for help.
Samples of helpful topic headings: Identify: Tale about cat wearing boots More information: Writing paper on women in fairy tales Searching for: Illustration of fairies surrounding baby in crib Announcement: Art exhibit featuring fairy tale art in NY May 2009 Samples of ineffective topic headings: I need help Please help me Identify tale Looking for book |
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Searching the Discussion Board Archives | ||
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The discussion board is archived on the SurLaLune main site, not on Yuku. Google and
other search engines index all the pages, so many of your searches can be entered directly into those search engines.
However, I have provided a SurLaLune only search box on the front page of SurLaLune at www.surlalunefairytales.com. If you are searching the archives, try adding the term "archive" to your search terms to narrow your results. For example, if you are looking for past discussions about fairy tales in advertising, try using the terms: fairy tale advertising archive |
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