Via Mugglenet which has been touting it all over Twitter, releasing it yesterday on the anniversary of the Battle of Hogwarts ( Read more... )

(Yes, Muggleness, instead of "Mugglenet" on which the March Madness Game has now dwindled down to "Cheatin' 50-constant-points-ahead Hermione" versus "Harry-who-may-not-have-a-chance-against-the-Hermione-Fan-Juggernaut." I love the whining going on in the comments on Mugglenet about how it isn't fair if Harry wins because Hermione never wins ( Read more... )

Hurry - Please VOTE NOW!!

http://www.mugglenet.com/marchmadness/

Mugglenet has finally explained (sort of) the problem with the hackers on the Mugglenet March Madness Game~~~Read the new rules here. The article says one person, one vote. What they fail to explain is why it took them from Saturday until now (six days) to tell the fans what was going on.
Vote for Snape Here ~~~ Thanks to Nyctalus for the link!

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The Mugglenet March Madness Game has some serious problems! Vote totals for the March Madness game ballooned by thousands of points yesterday, mainly for minor characters without big fan followings. There is no way that even constant voting could get these totals so high so fast. It's a shame because people were enjoying it. Hey, Mugglenet! Whassup ( Read more... )

Mugglenet is having a competition with the Harry Potter characters similar to basketballs' March Madness. Vote for your favorites (cough *Severus Snape* cough) and watch them advance.
MuggleNet's HP Character March Madness

Grid Link ~ scroll down and across: Filch, Dudley, Kreacher and More
Thanks to merrylore for the link!!!

And Remember: Snape is the New ( Read more... )

One of my Anonymous posters took umbrage with the fact that I wrote that I was tired of the catchphrase "Shades of Gray" in This Previous Post.

Anonymous: Honestly, I think your problem with the shades of gray concept comes from misunderstanding of the phrase. You say yourself in this very essay that Snape was "not always good, not always bad". Okay ( Read more... )

Mirrormere from Chamber of Secrets Forum has had an essay posted on Mugglenet.

The Flaw in the PlanHer thesis is that Dumbledore had two plans: first, the "Active" horcrux-destroying plan in which Harry would die but remain alive thanks to the magical blood link with Voldemort; and second, the back-up or "Latent" plan in which Snape would become ( Read more... )

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The author of this Mugglenet Essay believes that the Snape fans "deify" ~ ahem, "worship" ~ Snape. And the condescending tone is certainly something we've come to expect in such lectures. One thing you'll notice is the mantra that certain negative things about Snape "cannot be ignored." But then the writer, named Glovebox, turns around and ignores ( Read more... )