I don't really think they planned that, it is just lazy writing.

It's really not that hard to believe. There are plenty of ways the world could learn of these details, which is enough for me.

In my opinion, let's just enjoy the fact that we got our Kingpin of Crime and our Man Without Fear after 3 years without seeing them.

^I love that he literally finds examples of how it not only proves that they're the same canon but also that it actually matches with something he did in Daredevil!

There's a quote going around claiming that Vincent is unsure of the Netflix canon, taken very much out of context. Just to be clear, this is the full context, where he purely says he isn't sure about the canon answer of whether Fisk Blipped or not (though presumably not, given he manipulated Clint to kill Maya's father in that time), then goes on to talk again about how not everything lining up perfectly is just a natural part of a continuing series story.

Marvel News Desk!:

https://marvelnewsdesk.com/?powerpress_pinw=78592-podcast at 45:50

Marvel News Desk!: "From what you just went through with Kingpin - and I realise this is kind of skirting the line of it might be something that was told to you that you can't reveal or anything that - but, were you playing him as if he Blipped or as if he did not Blip? As if he was there for those 5 years or not, or can you not talk about it?"

Vincent: "Well, I don't know. I don't think I can talk about it, because I don't really know. I can only go by what I think and, you know, how I played it. But I don't want to put it out there because then it will become canon. So, it's... I never had that discussion with anybody. Um, so, I... just because of what I had to do in the story, I had to think about it in a certain way, for me to be able to understand my, sort of, history up to that point. So, yeah, I can't. Yeah. I mean, you know, hopefully I'll, you know, I'll get another stab at Fisk and it will come out in another way."

Marvel News Desk!: "Is that frustrating for you that - because like, there's been a lot of talk about canon, not canon - like, you're trying to talk as an actor about what's going on in your brain, but then the people on the Internet just want to know, like, whether they've won the flame war or not? You know, like, is that kind of hard for you to deal with when you talk to people about this stuff"

Vincent: "No! It's something... I mean, Adam's heard this before. I'm sure you've read it before. You know, I think it's impossible to connect all the dots. That, you can make an effort at connecting as many as you can. That makes sense for the continual story to go on. But you can't connect every one of them. It's hard to... you know. even when you're doing a series like, for instance, the one I'm doing now, the Godfather of Harlem... you know, 99% of the dots we can connect from season to season, but there's a few we can't. You know. And it's just part of long form storytelling."

I've seen non canoners going as far as to say that the events of the shows are canon but the shows themselves are not, which just confirms to me that no one will ever be able to convince them otherwise lol

I've seen a good number of people coming around. There are some stubborn ones, of course.

Ikr, s**t's infuriating.

Those fellas probably dont even know what canonity means. 🤣