The way I see it, Kirkbridian lore is basically the "Legends" of TESLore. For those familiar with Star Wars will know what I mean. 
Or if you want another alegory, the "MLP Comic Canon" of TESlore. 
No, it's not really "canon" per se as none of ...  moreThe way I see it, Kirkbridian lore is basically the "Legends" of TESLore. For those familiar with Star Wars will know what I mean. 
Or if you want another alegory, the "MLP Comic Canon" of TESlore. 
No, it's not really "canon" per se as none of his more "advanced" stuff is actually in the game in any form (IE Landfall, C0DA, Histships, time traveling robots, etc).
One thing I notice from these anti-canon people is the inability to seperate "canon" from "truth"/"fact". They are not synonomus. TES Canon, by the creators own admission, is very much opinion based. This is in contrast to Fallout lore which is very much fact-based.
Canon is simply what appears in-game as ingame events, or is written in books or spoken is dialogue (but even then, only in the sense that these books and dialogue exist. That's it. Nothing more, nothing less. It is not a statement of fact. In game main quest events aside, of course.
Example: The Lusty Argonian Maid is canon, because there is a book in the games called "The Lusty ...    less

The way I see it, Kirkbridian lore is basically the "Legends" of TESLore. For those familiar with Star Wars will know what I mean. 
Or if you want another alegory, the "MLP Comic Canon" of TESlore. 
No, it's not really "canon" per se as none o...