Talk:French folklore

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[edit] Merge suggestion with Mythology

My opunion is NOT to merge "French mythology" with "French folkore" page because: (1) These pages are stubs, each topic suggested could be expanded into a fuller article with little overlap in the subject headings, in fact if a good writer comes along, there can be a whole set of different articles about French literature, some dealing with mythology (that's what I like to do), some with legends, another with fairy tales, another with poetry. (2) Wikipedia mythology is collecting and filing mythology into a category called "mythology by country" .. if the article did not already exist called "French Mythology" or possibly "Breton/Gaul mythology" etc, we'd eventually want to create them to complete the set of "mythology by country" -- See all the mythology articles being written.... and screen out the non-myths from those pages so that the articles are clearly only about myths....well thats my humble opinion would anyone else like to chime in? Goldenrowley 02:31, 4 January 2007 (UTC)