Character Friends Question

I've been going round the character friends sections doing some editing and I noticed that a lot of the time people's family members are listed as friends without them ever meeting. For instance, the Boba Fett friend page had Cassus Fett as a friend despite the fact their are thousands of years between them. I deleted the friend listing because of this but I was wondering if that was the right thing to do.

@guttridgeb: yep that was the right thing to do, they have to be actual friends for it to count, a lot of the time just being in the same team doesn't even count.

@pikahyper: Thanks, I assumed so but I got a little paranoid that I was wrong :)

@guttridgeb: np, it's always good to ask questions when you are starting out in the wiki.

Another common problem is associations as both friends and enemies.  

@RazzaTazz: Really? I think that kinda makes sense. Should Jason Todd be listed as a Batman friend or enemy? He's been both.

@RazzaTazz: Ironically, I'm pretty sure Doom is a member of FF nowadays. xP

How about alternate universe/non-canon friends/enemies. Do they count?

For instance: Galen Marek is currently an enemy of Luke Skywalker but the only time they ever confronted each other was in the non-canon ending of Force Unleashed.

@guttridgeb said:

How about alternate universe/non-canon friends/enemies. Do they count?

For instance: Galen Marek is currently an enemy of Luke Skywalker but the only time they ever confronted each other was in the non-canon ending of Force Unleashed.

Non-canon stuff should probably be left out.

And in regards to Star Wars, they should definitely be left out.

@JediXMan said:

@guttridgeb said:

How about alternate universe/non-canon friends/enemies. Do they count?

For instance: Galen Marek is currently an enemy of Luke Skywalker but the only time they ever confronted each other was in the non-canon ending of Force Unleashed.

Non-canon stuff should probably be left out.

And in regards to Star Wars, they should definitely be left out.

As per the wiki guidelines that we established for Star Wars characters, I think if it is in the EU and considered canon, then it is ok, but as long as it is only something that the reader would actually need to know about the character. Like imagine if Luke never met Darth Vader in comics (I don't know maybe he hasn't) then it is ok to list him as an enemy. That is to say if you are tagging an enemy (or friend) it better be pretty important to the character's history if it doesn't appear in comics.

@RazzaTazz said:

@JediXMan said:

@guttridgeb said:

How about alternate universe/non-canon friends/enemies. Do they count?

For instance: Galen Marek is currently an enemy of Luke Skywalker but the only time they ever confronted each other was in the non-canon ending of Force Unleashed.

Non-canon stuff should probably be left out.

And in regards to Star Wars, they should definitely be left out.

As per the wiki guidelines that we established for Star Wars characters, I think if it is in the EU and considered canon, then it is ok, but as long as it is only something that the reader would actually need to know about the character. Like imagine if Luke never met Darth Vader in comics (I don't know maybe he hasn't) then it is ok to list him as an enemy. That is to say if you are tagging an enemy (or friend) it better be pretty important to the character's history if it doesn't appear in comics.

I know. That's what I meant. If it's canon to the EU, it's canon to the overall Star Wars universe; the comics, movies, and novels aren't considered separate (... well... let's just say that for now. It's a simpler explanation)