I'm here to answer mostly fandom questions. I'm a very creative and artistic person and a very passionate fan of most of the fandoms I'm part of. So passionate that I love indepth and intelligent discussions and debates and love fanfiction to bits but I hold the facts and official sources in the highest value.

Thus I appreciate and hold important that the facts are kept straight and the line between official canon and fanfiction is kept clear when discussing or answering questions. This is why I always dig into official sources before claiming something to be an official fact. I don't trust any information which writer doesn't refer to an official soure which I can personally check out. I also make sure the source of information indeed is official enough before I use it as a fact.

Only the most original media and creation and its makers' words are the canon source. Beyond that, anything else may be semi-canon or fanfiction, and to find out which is the case to the best of my ability I dig into who made the thing and what was its process and what has the canon source's makers said about it.

My fandom answers' information first and foremost comes from purely official/canon sources and what can be literally seen, heard and made out of them and I aim to always refer to my source of information. If something is just my personal interpretation on something official, I aim to make it clear in my phrasing.

And of course I take notice of what exactly has been asked and which category the question has been put in, as it is very essential to which media source is the most official source to the answer needed. I aim to be dynamic but through in my answers yet stick to information asked for. I try not to write stuff that bears no informative relevance to the information asked for.