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**A deleted content category could be made. Or it could just be considered canon, since it basicaly is the video game version of deleted scenes. [[User:Neomessiah|Neomessiah]] 14:29, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC) |
**A deleted content category could be made. Or it could just be considered canon, since it basicaly is the video game version of deleted scenes. [[User:Neomessiah|Neomessiah]] 14:29, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC) |
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*** But if deleted scenes in a film get knocked down one level in canon, one could argue that things deleted from an EU work might get knocked down to the same level as an "Infinities" story. The status should be explained in a behind-the-scenes note, anyway. [[User:Silly Dan| — Silly Dan ]] 00:56, 29 Aug 2005 (UTC) |
*** But if deleted scenes in a film get knocked down one level in canon, one could argue that things deleted from an EU work might get knocked down to the same level as an "Infinities" story. The status should be explained in a behind-the-scenes note, anyway. [[User:Silly Dan| — Silly Dan ]] 00:56, 29 Aug 2005 (UTC) |
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| + | **** If something G-canon that was cut goes down to C-canon, then something C-canon that was cut would become S-canon, and the HK Manufacturing Plant doesn't contradict anything so it should be considered C-canon. |
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Revision as of 14:17, 29 August 2005
- If people are putting up the cut content of KOTOR 2, we need to decde on its canonicity. Do we put it as canon along the lines of movie deleted scenes, or is it fanon seeing as fans are having to put stuff together from unused code. Durnar 14:01, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC)
- A deleted content category could be made. Or it could just be considered canon, since it basicaly is the video game version of deleted scenes. Neomessiah 14:29, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC)
- But if deleted scenes in a film get knocked down one level in canon, one could argue that things deleted from an EU work might get knocked down to the same level as an "Infinities" story. The status should be explained in a behind-the-scenes note, anyway. — Silly Dan 00:56, 29 Aug 2005 (UTC)
- If something G-canon that was cut goes down to C-canon, then something C-canon that was cut would become S-canon, and the HK Manufacturing Plant doesn't contradict anything so it should be considered C-canon.
- But if deleted scenes in a film get knocked down one level in canon, one could argue that things deleted from an EU work might get knocked down to the same level as an "Infinities" story. The status should be explained in a behind-the-scenes note, anyway. — Silly Dan 00:56, 29 Aug 2005 (UTC)
- A deleted content category could be made. Or it could just be considered canon, since it basicaly is the video game version of deleted scenes. Neomessiah 14:29, 28 Aug 2005 (UTC)