Bizzle, I understand. I'm merely saying that, technically, Lucasfilm considers it all one story. There's no arguing to it. They consider it one story. Lucas may not, you may not, but Lucasfilm the company does. I mean, we all have our own personal canon. Myself, I can't stand those Dark Empire comics that bring Palpatine's spirit back in some clones. Do you honestly think, though, that Star Wars would be as rich and interesting of a universe without the EU? People would know very little about characters without the EU. Take Star Wars: Clone Wars. It is an interesting expansion on what you see in the films. Lucasfilm considers it an expansion on the main story. Hell, even the back cover explains that it bridges the gap. And I believe I write factually accurate wiki articles, for your information. And if I make a mistake? With any mistake I make, my fellow editors correct, and I do the same to them. That is the way a wiki works, and the great thing about wikipedia. And as for Nathan. He's a history teacher. He likes the kind of thing he does. His Star Wars writing is merely an extension of his interest in history.