Submiting Questions was Re: More on the chat

[doliesl]

No: HPFGUIDX 92240

--- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Geoff Bannister" <gbannister10 at a...> 
wrote:
> --- In HPforGrownups at yahoogroups.com, "Arya" <dequardo at w...> wrote:
> 
> Arya:
> > Hello!!! You could have asked as many questions as you liked just 
> like I did!!  
> > She was not JUST chatting with kids.  There was a post (# 91994 by 
> > Entropymail) that gave everyone one of us the link to where we 
> could submit 
> > all the questions we could dream up starting at 7pm CST.  I don't 


> Geoff:
> I missed the information about submitting times and, as I am always 
> out every day between 10.00 and 11.00am UK time, I wasn't around to 
> get involved directly.
> 
> Mark you, if everybody played your game of submitting multiple 
> questions under different names, no wonder 16000 were put forward. I 
> have just waded through my transcript printout and worked out the 
> following bits of info (assuming I didn't miss any names):
> 
> There were 119 questions answered. 92 were from one person, 7 from 
> people who got two in, 9 from people who managed three and one person 
> managed four. Even allowing for folk using more than one nickname, 
> still a slight unbalance....


I am one of lucky people whose question got picked when I submit them to the 
link Entropymail provide (thanks for notifying us). I sent in about 10 questions, 
and only get one of them on (it was my 1st one as well). I guess they did screen 
the questions and picked the ones sending to JKR. My nickname was Ernie and 
asked her the question about Snape's Boggart and Patronus. Actually I got the 
question from the past Snape discussions on this list. I thought it is a more 
indirect way to probe Snape's mystery, because his greatest fear and guardian 
shield can tell us a lot about his true motives....hence a hint about which side he's 
on and basically what's going with him. Well too bad she answer in her usual 
brickwallness. ;)  She could have give us something to chew on, like if his 
patronus is a form of bird, aquatic or four legged animal...

D.