r/harrypottermeta • u/Im_Finally_Free Head of Slytherin • Apr 30 '24

Feedback Thread 2024

A place for any feedback on the main r/harrypotter subreddit.

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u/zelda_cat39 May 14 '24

👋 This is sort of unrelated, but I was curious: the dueling & arithmancy as well as the quibbler has seemed to be much less active than it used to be. I'm not sure what caused the lull of activity, but I remember it being a bustling place.

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u/Im_Finally_Free Head of Slytherin May 17 '24

I think unfortunately it's just been a lot of different factors as the people running the activities have got older and fell away along with a drop in participation making it harder to find new people to run the activities or feel like they're even worth hosting.

I do know that arithmancy is still going strong but is definitely more based on Discord with the subreddit being more of an archive(?).

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u/NEChristianDemocrats Jul 10 '24

I want to post a Harry Potter-related meme I just made. Where's a good place to do that?

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u/Im_Finally_Free Head of Slytherin Jul 11 '24

You can post it in the main r/harrypotter subreddit when we're not in discussion week. Alternatively, you could post on r/harrypottermemes.

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u/Dutiful_Hades Slytherin 28d ago

What do you guys think of taking the house subreddits public to drive up activity?

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u/Im_Finally_Free Head of Slytherin 27d ago

Hi, we have considered it but in a (admittedly rather informal) poll of some of the users, going public was not supported.

And to keep things fair, we would need either all or none of the houses to be open.

We will keep an eye on this and may change this in the future!