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How shall we regard Pottermore
Sep. 25th, 2011 09:04 am![[identity profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/openid.png){kind=small}
terri-testing.livejournal.comBooks are canon.
Movies are not canon.
Interviews are not canon.
Are we to regard Pottermore, and the information released in it, as canon?
I.e., when Pottermore contradicts something in one of the books, is that a canon inconsistency or do we just ignore Pottermore?
When Pottermore contradicts a pet theory, must we adjust the theory or ignore Pottermore?
Can we come to a group consensus on this?
Movies are not canon.
Interviews are not canon.
Are we to regard Pottermore, and the information released in it, as canon?
I.e., when Pottermore contradicts something in one of the books, is that a canon inconsistency or do we just ignore Pottermore?
When Pottermore contradicts a pet theory, must we adjust the theory or ignore Pottermore?
Can we come to a group consensus on this?
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