If this is the case, how can one be considered a Dark Jedi if they were never taught by one who was, or have never been a part of the organization?
The Dark Jedi are not an organization. According to Tasty, every dark Force user is a Dark Jedi. Ignoring the problems inherent in that position, even if I had my way and Dark Jedi was a name exclusively reserved for fallen Jedi, that still would not make them an organization.

To answer your question, anyone who use the dark side more than the light is a Dark Jedi. No teachings required.

I know that this topic has been covered and I have read a couple of things here on it. So Leland, if you could respond to this I would appreciate it.

The topic is Dark Jedi, and my question is this. Is the Jedi not a religious organization, as are the Sith? To be a Sith you have to have certain teachings. And the Jedi have certain teachings. If this is the case, how can one be considered a Dark Jedi if they were never taught by one who was, or have never been a part of the organization?

When Luke dueled Vader in ESB, Vader made the statement that he was good, but he wasn?t a Jedi yet. This would suggest that he has not learned something or has not made a change in himself that is required to be a Jedi. How could one gain this without the Jedi teachings? The Jensaarai were taught both traditions but were considered to be neither.

Sorry if this has been cleared up already but I am new and haven?t found anything regarding this since the 2006 post by Leland.

No, Karpyshyn didn't completely cut out Bug and Tomcat. They're mentioned at the very end of the book.

I have a question concerning What's the Story entries:

If the judges deem it best to cut content or alter certain facts from the original submission so that it would fit better with continuity, would this cut content still make it into the Holocron as Continuity Notes or in any other form?

That isn't really satisfying but I will deal with it. Seemingly female Falleen do not have scales like the males and the looks are more like humans - for this check out Savan (more Xizor-like) and Xora (more Human-like)...

The Fact File states that Padawan Zule Xiss is a Falleen - but this seems rather impossible by her looks. She hasn't any resemblances with either Xizor or other known Falleen.

Mr. Chee has already provided an answer to this question. See http://www.darkhorse.com/boards/viewtopic.php?t=8336&highli ght=&sid=e84aabb5993139202d7a83f662444408 for more information.

+We tried to encapsulate all the versions of the stealing of the Tydirium without having to subjectively determine which was the "far superior set up." +

I realise that, but how exactly does the mission to Zhar now go? Does Azzameen still ferry the commandos and all, and does the shuttle that they captured just contain the codes, or is it replaced by some untold story of Ace personally stealing the codes?

Hello Mr. Chee!

The Fact File states that Padawan Zule Xiss is a Falleen - but this seems rather impossible by her looks. She hasn't any resemblances with either Xizor or other known Falleen.

In my opinion she looks like a Zeltron. According to her skincolor (red) and the fact that both species are able to produce pheromones it's obvious the authors of the Fact Files made a mistake in describing Zule.

(Well, they also stated that Darth Bane was old and a deserved member of Kaans Brotherhood...)

some of them are so old I just wasn't sure since the PT's come out and everything if they were still canon, glad to here they still are though.

The ones written in the 90's before the PT the first five were compiled as a knights of the old republic compilation book, the others were The golden age of the sith series, dark lords of the sith series, fall of the sith empire series, the sith war series, and the redemption series which came out after ep 1, (could be some others which I forgot.