What do you do on Pottermore, after you have gotten the Welcome Email?

[Ashley Penilipe]

I signed up for Pottermore on day 6, so it doesn't look like I'll be getting the email soon. But I just wanted to know after you get the email and get early access, what does it mean by you'll be able to 'shape the experience'? What do you do on it?

[Shanon Crabtree]

You just test it out and help it get better. My friends got tgere email and they cant stay off it lol. But sadly im still waiting for my welcome email :/

[Hope Jackson]

When you get an email.
I'm not sure if there will be clues on how to find the Magical Quill.
so if there will be clues, find the Magical Quill!
but i'll warn you, you even have to wake up early just to see the clues. it will only take an hour or less than that.

[Asldkfhajsdh]

After you get the email, you get to play on the site. Your role in shaping the experience is that you get to give them feedback on the game. If you come across a problem, you can report it to them, and if you have an idea to improve the site, you can suggest it. To do this, you click on the button that says "BETA Feedback" at the bottom of the screen once you start playing.

Also, it doesn't matter that you got in on Day 6 for the welcome email. So far, the order they send that email appears to be random. It definitely has nothing to do with what day you got in, as people from all days have gotten their emails. No one knows specific dates, as Pottermore has not released any information on how they are sending out their emails. The only official information is that everyone who successfully registered during the Magic Quill Promotion will get their email between now and the end of September. Everything else that you hear is fan speculation, nothing more, so don't pin your hopes completely on any of those! For the only OFFICIAL information, consult the pottermore insider blog (http://twitter.com/#!/pottermore).

My theory is that entry is based on what language and country you put when registering. Since the point of early entry into the beta site is to test what works and what doesn't, it seems normal that they would want to get people from all over. I asked a question concerning this theory, so you could get some more information from the answers there:
http://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;…

Pottermore has recently started announcing when they send out a new batch of welcome emails--keep an eye on the Pottermore Insider and their twitter feed (see the links above), they'll post when they send out new emails. That way you don't have to be blindly refreshing your email: you'll know when they've send them out.

If you want to hear about the experience on pottermore, look around on Y!A (search for "Pottermore") or google....loads of people who have been sharing their experiences. Also, a lot of people have put up screenshots of their houses/wands! (:

Sorry I can't give you any specific dates ): Also remember that nothing a fan says that hasn't been confirmed on one of the three above links is merely speculation and may not be true--though it could be right!
Good luck with your pottermore account, I hope we all get our emails soon!

[Maxine]

Well you do what most people are doing, but if you have suggestions on how to change it you click the beta feedback button.
For some stuff you are able to do, Leaky has posted first impressions.
Oh, and it doesn't matter when you registered, people from all sorts of random days have gotten in.