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[Star Wars] Why are other Force traditions frowned upon or ignored?

From what i've been able to gather, there are a number of Force organizations that the Jedi cannot match in both combat prowess and ability alone. Yet they get no attention even though some of those traditions are superior due to their emphasis on how to apply and access the Force? I understand that the Jedi and Sith were the first ones to be around, but is it really reasonable to say they have the best understanding of the Force - even though there are other traditions that have shown better results?
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Better results is largely subjective. Different sects have different abilities, and the results are hard to compare. Aing-Tii monks, for example, aren't known to be able to use the Force in any offensive manner, but are able to transport themselves across the Galaxy with it. The Fallanassi are able to hide themselves and leave messages in the Force, but had no telekinetic ability. It's not really possible to say whether this is better or not.

As to why the Jedi are so prominent, it stems from two things: the Jedi were the most numerous of any Force-user group, and they were closely interwoven with Galactic Republic politics since the very beginning of the Republic. They gave the Republic both military and non-combat aid countless times over the millennia, and because of this are well known throughout the Galaxy.