Thanks for those infos @DannyBedrosian. It’s possible some of that stuff is still online (the 90s seem so long ago now O_o), I’ll try and look into it someday. I see some links have been preserved on this thread, for example: The old One Nation Board Room
Maybe your next project should indeed be this line-up history, though: it’s a little insane if it doesn’t exist anywhere.
Back to the canon discography, come to think of it and based on what was said earlier, the discography on George’s website probably still is a good place to start. Whomever compiled it clearly chose not to include projects by members after they left the collective. There are omissions, including for example Godmoma (that one, as well as a few other similar cases, had made me assume there may some kind of “endorsed by George rule”—Bootsy was still in the collective at the time), some later George Clinton collabs (such as Ronkat or Aleon Craft), and obviously your own records @DannyBedrosian, so it’s far from complete, but at the end of the day it’s still a good place to start. I still would love to know who was given the task of making the webpage and what the criteria was.