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But the question becomes: Who dictates the canon?
The original creator or the IP rights owner?
Gene Rodenberry's Andromeda would have been amazing if they hadn't fired the first season writer and remade the show for syndication.
He posted a 'It's not canon but if I were still an employee it would be' post and it was amazing and so much better than all the seasons that came after.
So in my mind, the original creator's vision was the true vision and the bastardization of corporate greed that resulted is an abomination and all involved should be whipped.
By that logic most of Star Trek isn't canon. Lemmy would be in shambles!
So then let us agree that some rights holders take better care of their IP than others. Earth Final Conflict is another example of this terrible trend.
Either is fine.
Despite your LoTR handle, you and I could never be friends.
I would prefer the first writer, especially since the show invaded Space Iraq for Space WMD.
Ok maybe we can be friends after all...