Transfer of Command
Thank you everyone for your kind words and well wishes! Stay tuned for upcoming details about our annual Spring Swing and other fun events!
I see it now... new events at the Spring Fling...Honor Killings and Bloodwine drinking contests :P
Axanar violated the principle that while CBS/Paramount does not like fan fiction, they tolerated it as longs it didn't take money out of their coffers. Axanar by it's very existence took money out of existing official Trek products.
Look I work for an organization that is kinda litigiousness about our IP (We own the rights to 5 interlocking rings, and if any one try to make a logo with 5 interlocking rings WE WILL SUE YOU FOR IT)
Axanar violates more than just The broad Star Trek IP. It Violates ship styles, configurations and other things. Not to mention CBS/Paramount's multiple licensing agreements INCLUDING Star Trek Online. Hell I'm surprised CBS waited this long. Ultimately the fan productions that followed the rules are the one that's hurt not by CBS or Paramount but by Axanar.
Now I'm interested!!
http://www.startrek.com/article/nicholas-meyer-joins-new-star-trek-seriesIt’s official. Bryan Fuller, who will co-create, produce and serve as showrunner of the upcoming Star Trek series, has just announced the news that Nicholas Meyer has joined the show's writing staff and will be a consulting producer.
"Nicholas Meyer chased Kirk and Khan 'round the Mutara Nebula and 'round Genesis' flames, he saved the whales with the Enterprise and its crew, and waged war and peace between Klingons and the Federation. We are thrilled to announce that one of Star Trek's greatest storytellers will be boldly returning as Nicholas Meyer beams aboard the new Trek writing staff," said Executive Producer, Bryan Fuller.
Meyer, of course, is beloved by Star Trek fans worldwide for directing (and co-written, uncredited) Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan, co-writing Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home and co-writing and directing Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country.
The new Star Trek series, produced by CBS Television Studios, will launch in early 2017. In the U.S., a special premiere episode will air on the CBS Television Network and all subsequent first-run episodes will be available exclusively on CBS All Access. The series will also be available on television stations and platforms in other countries around the world.
This last week I've noticed that the activity stream of the website doesn't appear when using Firefox to access it. I'm not sure if this is an issue that's exclusive to me or if it affects all Firefox users as well. If I access the page from my mobile device or using Internet Explorer, the activity stream appears as it should.
Where is it not appearing? On the homepage, the Network page, or your profile?
I use Firefox and I haven't had an issue with it.
Homepage. Strange that it's working for you! I'll try a forced cache clear and refresh of the page next time I'm on my desktop.