And, not taking "I should've been in House X" and "other quiz says that I'm in House Y" answers into account, we so far have:

-Two Gryffindors
-Four Slytherins
-Eleven Ravenclaws
-Four Hufflepuffs

I think it says something about the sort of people the PPC as a community attracts...?

I spend way too much time theory-heading about abstract stuff.

and Gryffindor on the personalitylab test that no longer exists. I still have to find a test that puts me into Hufflepuff :-)

HG

I'm just that kinda boring, run of the mill, guy.

A July is not surprised. Others may be.

Though I was half sure I'd end up in Hufflepuff, since I kept picking 'Puff answers. What's the point of wisdom if not to do good, after all?

~Neshomeh

I'm a Hufflepuff! And I've always been one; I like both Houses equally.

I always thought I would be a Ravenclaw, but both this and the official quiz gave me Gryffindor. *shrugs* I ain't even mad.

My answers were all distributed rather evenly, though. Gryffindor had 14, Hufflepuff had 11, Ravenclaw had 10, and Slytherin had 9.

...Can I call myself Divergent?

-Alleb

...but the bridge troll one was a hard question to answer.

Not particularly surprising.

I am a Slytherclaw by this hybrid house quiz.

-Phobos

I only had one more Gryffindor answer than Ravenclaw, so I'm like an in-between. Like, a Ravenclaw with a hero complex.

Though when I took the actual Pottermore Quiz I got Slytherin. I always have seen myself as a Ravenclaw personally.

I've never been overly-impressed with the Sorting Hat quizzes, if only because I think they place too much emphasis on 'liking to read' as a Ravenclaw trait. *coughs and looks at Hermione*

I think I'm actually a Gryffindor, but only because I don't really fit any of the other Houses. I'm not particularly drawn to schoolwork or learning (don't get me wrong, I like learning new things, but I don't go 'hmm, what should I learn about today?'), I'm not patient and I'm definitely not hardworking, and I'm very much not cunning or ambitious. It's less the fact that I'm brave or chivalrous and more the fact I'm the leftovers from the other Houses.

That is, Ravenclaw. It's been consistent for years; no surprise, here.

I questioned the legitimacy of that Sorting at first. I spent most of the quiz trying to figure out how the quiz worked. That seemed a bit cheaty to me at the time, but upon completion and further consideration, it only serves to support the Sorting. Learning is most prized by the Ravenclaws after all.

In Pottermore proper I was sorted into Gryffindor. It is rather interesting to see how that decision changes over time.

I suppose it's only inevitable that I am entrusted to a House that is the sole preserve of those children in the school's care who are evil. Of course, this is not the true nature of ambition, cunning, and manipulation. It is merely what that House descended into via a spiral of radicalization and militant fascism, which is the best way to raise a child.

A Slytherin ought not to be the villain. A Slytherin worthy of the name is not even in the story. Whether the hero or the villain of that story triumphs, the Slytherin uses that triumph to further their own goals. A Slytherin does not even necessarily rule. To be the one in charge is to attract attention that may not, in fact, be desired. The true Slytherin tempers ambition with carefulness, calculation, and a meritocratic attitude. To the true Slytherin, the idea of a blood-based hierarchy is there only to be used for personal advantage. Since young Slytherins rely on the patronage of older, more experienced players of the game, however, it is necessary for the true Slytherin to show gratitude, magnanimity, and generosity of spirit to those less fortunate than themselves - unless they are a threat, of course. The key colour of Slytherin is not the green of poisons, potions, and curses, but the muted silver - the silver of our tongues, the colour that fades into the background. Let the products of other houses bicker and squabble amongst themselves, jockeying for position loudly and proclaiming victories with fanfare and bluster. These triumphs are temporary. For the master Slytherin, all triumphs are one's own, and in this, our victory is inevitable and eternal.

Only one time I had Ravenclaw, so I guess I'd be close to a Hatstall :D

I always get Hufflepuff whenever I do these tests. Not that I'm complaining: it's a pretty decent house. It may not have the smartest students, or the most cunning, or the most brave, or... or...

Um. Yeah.

Hufflepuff, of course. Go Puffs!

Wit beyond measure is man's greatest treasure, after all~