The Dragon Has Flown

After a year of skips and starts, I have finally decided to completely close Dragon Tails. It's not a happy decision, nor a light handed one. There are several causes which I will not detail here, but the final result was there just wasn't time enough to keep Dragon Tails a totally free, non-advertising site. Not without sacrificing quality. Volunteers were rare, although those who did do so were great-hearted. In the end, I think it's better to remember a good site for what it was, than to watch it slowly deteriorate. This is my final requiem for Dragon Tails.

"A dragon is a creature that possesses
both a Tail of great length, and a
Tale to be told at great length."

This Dragon's Tale is over. May you seek another of your own.

Dedication: Many thanks to those who have contributed over the years. This site was for you. - 6/1/2000 Ryan Kolter, Maintainer

Copyright notice: All works previously displayed on this site are copywritten by their various artists and authors. The closure of this site does not alter this fact. As always, it is illegal to use another's work without gaining permission and giving credit where due. "Dragontails", "Dragon Tails", and the url www.dragontails.com are copywritten 1995, 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, and 2000 by Ryan Thomas Kolter, with all rights reserved.

"Dragontails" and "Dragon Tails" are copywritten 2001, and 2002 by Ryan Thomas Kolter (see notice below).

NOTICE: www.dragontails.com has been sold to the Children's Television Workshop (now the Sesame Workshop) in mid-2001. They now own both the domain name dragontails.com and the copyright on that domain name. I fully support the people and programming of Sesame Workshop, with the possible exception of the Muppet(tm) character Elmo, who I think is weird.

If you were trying to get to a website about the Cartoon "Dragon Tales" by Sesame Workshop, go to the following location instead:

Dragon Tales: www.dragontales.com