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Do you have to enter an email address for Pottermore?
Yes, you need an email address to register on Pottermore.
How do you join Pottermore if there is no register button?
Pottermore was in beta from July 2011 until April 2012. During this time nobody could register for the site. It opened on 14th April 2012.
How do you register on Pottermore and when did it open?
To register, simply visit pottermore.com and click on the sign up button in the top right hand corner. Pottermore opened to the public on the 14th April 2012.
Why can't you pick your own username on Pottermore?
Pottermore is designed for all ages and actively encourages young children to join. To protect children you are not allowed to enter your own username. Instead, you can choose from five randomly generated names when you register. This ensures that nobody can register with an inappropriate username.
Why is the Pottermore Magic Quill clue 4 leading you to a site that sells Harry Potter games?
The aim is that you must find your way to pottermore. On that site you will find the magic quill, clicking that will let you register.
Why can't you register for Pottermore?
After the September 2015 update, Pottermore no longer has registered accounts. The site was completely redesigned and is no longer about interacting with the story. Pottemore is used more for news updates and to release new writing, it can be browsed at will.
How do you take the Pottermore test again?
Both the wand and sorting quizzes can only be taken once per account. You can request an account deletion and register again.
What timezone is Pottermore in?
Pottermore is British. It is in the GMT timezone.
What is the search engine on Pottermore?
Pottermore does not have a search engine.
When is pottermore out for public release?
Pottermore is out for public release is October
What is Rupert Grint's Pottermore username?
Rupert Grint does not have a Pottermore account.
Did Pottermore open on the 7th April?
No. Pottermore opened to the public on 14th April 2012.
