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If the second digit of each stardate on TNG represents the passage of one year, as has generally been assumed to be the case in the Next Generation-era series, Lwaxana Troi's log entries begin seventeen years before this episode, not thirty as Picard states. However, it is possible that length of actual time represented by the passage of stardates changes over time.

Removed as a speculative nitpick which explains itself away.--31dot 03:35, February 9, 2010 (UTC)

I don't see how it "explains itself away." The person who added it was probably just trying to provide an explanation for the continuity error—something which is pretty common on Memory Alpha, "speculative" or not. Anyway, if you take way what comes after "However," it is a legitimate continuity issue, although it should say 37 years, not 30.--Antodav 04:26, February 9, 2010 (UTC)