[ SECRET POST #2692 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2692 ⌋

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Comments

[recessional]

I am really baffled with this obsession with the "de-canonizing" thing. GUYS, IT'S FANDOM. Since when have we given a shit about what was and wasn't canon anyway? What actual DIFFERENCE is it going to make? The books are still there! Nobody's invading your house and burning them! You can still use the storylines in YOUR experience of the Star Wars verse!

I mean there are so many reasons I'm dubious about the new films I can't count them, but this massive flail about "de-canonizing" stuff is just so very strange to me.

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[skippydelicious]

This! Disney can declare what it wants as canon or non-canon, but the real canon for me is whatever I hold to be canon in my head. And each and every one of us should have our own canon. The guys who get hung up on creator-canon are the ones who just like scoring points and being snotty on the internet, and I am so sick of those guy's eternal eighth-grade attitude.

[cbrachyrhynchos]

GUYS, IT'S FANDOM.

Which answers your question. It's FANDOM, whose approach to interpreting art in terms of "canon" is roughly equivalent to Biblical-innerancy fundamentalism.

Seconding

[elephantinegrace]

You get a headcanon! You get a headcanon! JJ Abrams gets a headcanon! Everybody gets a headcanon!

Re: Seconding

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