Agreed, but we have G-canon setting a precedent. It's a perfectly good possibility.

There was a question mark behind my uppermost sentence, if you didn't notice.

Wow! So this new series will automatically trump any work save the movies if a continuity conflict arises?

...scary...

I'm suddenly that much more happy to know the creators are continuity-minded, and that you are spending so much time with the stuff.

Mr. Chee, I understand you're a busy man, so please answer this in your own time. You mentioned at some point back that a new level in the canon hierarchy, T-Level, would be created to accommodate the various TV shows and such. Have you decided yet where that level is going to fall? I suppose it's a given that G-Level will trump it, but will it trump C-Level, or will it fall between C-Level and S-Level? Thanks in advance for any reply you may give!

Anything that is official Star Wars merchandise is sent to Licensing for approval at various stages of development. At each stage, Licensing can either approve it as is, approve it with specified changes, or disapprove it. Continuity is only one factor of several in determining whether a submission is approved or disapproved, though continuity is usually the only aspect that I am looking at. Things are often disapproved because they don't fit within continuity. Oftentimes folks will run things by me for a general "does this fit within continuity" discussion prior to the official approval process to get an idea of whether they are headed in the right direction. When things don't exactly fit within continuity, I'm always looking for ways to tweak things to make it fit if possible. And yes, sometimes this means deliberate retconning or allowances to meet the expectations of the medium.

Tasty, another question: Lately there was a discussion about whether the LAAT/i is capable of flying in vacuum or not. There are some conflicting sources, one that says it's not capable (not sealed) and the other (Clone Wars) shows them starting from space above Muunilinst. Now what source is the right one? Or were the LAAT/is improved for spacejourneys?

Not to mention a comic showing LAATs battling it out in space. LAATs can be sealed to operate in the vacuum in space, but the standard LAAT is not equipped for long-distance space travel, though there is a variation that is.

Tasty:

In The Glove of Darth Vader, Grand Moff Hissa and Trioculus travel to (Mon) Calamari in an unnamed spaceship which can go underwater. Could this be the same as the moffship featured in later Jedi Prince books?

Yeah, good to hear that you have fun doing this job. Oh, if I only could get a quick look at this thing...

But I want to renew my last question and add a new one:

Is there any specific name for one of Farfallas Knights from Jedi vs. Sith (except for Lirondo)? At least I would like to get to know a name for the winged envoy and maybe her species.

The other question: Is it possible that Sladak and Slatka are twins? If not - are they even brother and sister or only cousins?

Thanks for your time, Tasty!

Thanks, Darth NTM!
I understand your point. And thank you for calling my question ''complicated''!:D

Patricia Wrede's episode III novelization says that the Jedi kept the peace for two thousand years prior to the clone wars. Simon Beecroft's Beware the Dark Side says that the Sith remained in hiding for two thousand years prior to episode I. Are both of these books mistakenly placing the Battle of Ruusan at 2000 BBY? It seems weird that two unrelated books would both make the same mistake, so if they're not in error what are they referring to?

Tasty.
I know, I know, if a VIP doesn't answer your question it has got a reason. But it doesn't feel good to be ignored.
My English is not the best and it may be a silly question. But it's the first time for me to ask you something and I must confess I'm very disappointed.
So please. If there's a reason, please tell me.