Thanks for nice words guys. I enjoyed reading your astute post too, Emre.

The whole “The Legendary Star Wars Expanded Universe Turns a New Page” Legends/Canon idea back in 2014, was meant to keep the all the stories more consistent and interconnected, sitting along side with their film and television content. Yet Filoni has re-written and retconned over some of that new canon content for his projects, most of which were unnecessary to the actual stories being told.

Lucasfilm’s idea in 2014 at implementing “internal consistency” for their content, “interconnected storytelling”, “coordinating creative development”, and being a “creatively aligned program of Star Wars storytelling”; all of which appear in the linked announcement above, seems to have been either lost, ignored, or simply voided, some time ago.

^ I’ll add that to my other post above, it probably reads better in there.

And there is still no valid reason why any of the original creatives and their work should not be credited or referenced when it is being used and rewritten for in new Star Wars content. Sorry, I don’t mean to sound like a stuck record!