Originally posted by DarthAnt66
I'm pretty sure DeAgostini is both the publisher and writer of the Fact Files (as in, people within DeAgostini also write the Fact Files).So, no. 👆
Oh, so what you're saying is that it doesn't matter whether or not the author himself made the claim? Alright, that's fine.
In that case, Del Rey, the publisher of Darth Plagueis, also had a contract with Lucas Licensing; their work is official. Why do they have less authority than the publishers of the fact files?
Again:
Your argument against the back cover of the Plagueis novel was that the author may not have had a say in what was written. The author of the fact files also may not have anything to do with the publishing company's twitter page, but you claim that it should be taken seriously. Essentially, it's a textbook double standard; there's no question about that, which is all I've said about that matter thus far.So in response, your argument (the positive claim in this discussion) is that the case is different because it's a clarification rather than an addition. You have yet to support what the difference is, other than the convenience to you personally. I don't have to prove a lack of distinction because that's a negative claim, learn to deb8 m8.
I don't have to prove that there is no distinction because that's a negative claim. Nothing I've argued so far has any basis in opinion. What I'm asking is that you clarify a legitimate distinction.