Niggles: Bit confused. There are *non official versions*??
Think this way, the Star Wars fandom is huge. Between million of people loving Star Wars is a small subset of people with technical ability, time and will to improve them. At least from their point of view.
In general the art form is called "fanedit". The first references for fanedits are
fanedit org and
fanedit info.
Harmy's STAR WARS Despecialized Edition fanedit is quite peculiar, Harmy does not try to improve or change the movie. But he reconstructed the original theatrical version of StarWars IV-VI as seen at the time in Blu-Ray quality mainly for culturally historical and educational purposes.
Is all of that legal? Probably not, but it is tolerated if own the original.
About my enjoyment order, I would say: 5, 4, 3, 6, 1, 2... But between 5 and 6 is a fairly small difference; the 1 was bad, the 2 was terrible. Oh, yes... The Holiday Special is much much worse than Ep.2... pure evil.