another moment of desperation...

ewe2 ewe2 at 4dot0.net
Sat Apr 16 18:32:12 UTC 2005


I've been forced to use this addy again, since my home addy refuses to
post properly. One more time with feeling:

On Sat, Apr 16, 2005 at 07:24:34AM -0700, Ginger wrote:
> Ginger:  Thank you (and Deb, Kelly and Jen too!)

> This makes sense now.  Basicly, if someone says "I think this will happen."
> Or "According to my theory, this would be so." then we keep it (assuming it
> holds to standards).  But if they say "I think Remus' middle name was
> Harry." then we kick it out as JKR has stated it was John.

Just to reiterate: you have to take JKR's word as an author, even if she is as
sneaky as Christie. If she says the Marauders were in Gryffindor, we have to
accept that, otherwise nothing is inaccurate theory and we keep everything.
You may prefer canon as the last resort; like Talisman, I believe some
questions will never be answered by canon nor JKR, but I can always be wrong.

> So, in other words, if it is part of list history, we keep it, if it is
> something that came as a result of poor reading or mind altering substances,
> it goes out.  Not that some good theories may not have had mind altering
> substances involved.

For instance TBAY. The cookies are frankly suspicious and the tea is
definitely laced with something. There's too much giggling. And I could rule
out half the SHIPs, but again, until a definite pronouncement is made (however
obvious it is to right-thinking people), we must let those poor deluded H/H
shippers have their day.

> Any more thoughts?
>
> Ginger, who thinks she may as well keep The Eternally Confused as a moniker.

I may as well be called The Permanently Disconnected, I've had to change my
email for Yahoo lists _again_ because of smtp problems. My isp holds the world
land speed record for being slower than tortoises and hasn't even taken my
money for almost a month now. Getting answers out of them seems a hopeless
task.

Sean.

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Emacs is an alright OS, but it lacks a decent editor.




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