Too much jeering going on here. Let the legal process happen, one way or the other, but this is getting a bit mean spirited for Star Trek, isn't it? IDIC and all that.
It is unfitting the touted ideology of the fandom to be this rude to another part of the same fandom regardless of what is going on. It doesn't have to be day care. This is common courtesy. Have we stopped being even remotely civil anymore?
A difficulty a number of people here might have with your comments is that they are not specific. There are a very large number of accurate, insightful, truthful, meaningful observations here about what is wrong, not Trek-spirited, a ripoff of donors, and falsely stated about the Axanar project. If you have a problem with a particular comment, call out that comment. It does happen here when something really seems to cross the line.
As far as "letting the legal process happen", there is absolutely nothing wrong with independently examining the public information about this project and finding ways to state that information which may assist in the insightful analysis of the project by the attorneys of either side. No one here is obliged to stand aside and let the attorneys and parties be the only analyzers of the situation. Those parties can ignore everything here if they want, but I just bet you they do read it, and find information to assist them.
As far as courtesy, yes, I favor courtesy, and no, I don't enjoy personal attacks; and people do call them out if they happen. But it is a bit of a straw man, in my own estimation, to imagine that the Axanar situation is equivalent to day to day chatting about one's favorite episode. Personally I have had some regard for some things Alec has done making props/costumes survive where otherwise they might have been sent to the dumpster. But the current situation is taking a million, and saying you need a million more, with no product to show, for a fan film. And openly defying copyright in multiple ways. It warrants sharper observations than the weather. A few Star Wars memes are to be expected.
As for IDIC, I would respectfully submit to you that if you want to look at Trek canon, you will not see IDIC meaning "whatever happens is to be accepted because it is one of the infinite combinations of existence". In fact, quite the opposite. IDIC supports *understanding and not fearing* what is before you, but not *tolerating* that which upon clear sight and welcoming of diversity, is *still* not acceptable. In the first TNG episode, did they leave the creature trapped? In TOS, did they settle down to worship ancient dieties? And in your personal life, do you refuse medical treatment because all microbes are protected by IDIC? Jains go most the way in this, it is possible to choose this, but most people find a balance that also applies some discernment about unacceptable situations.
Really, the difference between this thread and the heavily censored Axanar donors threads is that here, IDIC *is* being practised. People are trying to get at the *true nature* of what has happened. And while a number of people have finally been worn down by endless head-thumpers coming out of the Axanar camp, there has over the past months been some hope expressed that somehow they could sort it out with intelligence. Personally, each time I see a new pronouncement from the Axanar group, I harbor some small hope that they will say something which shows some sense and might salvage the situation in some way. But like others, because of what the Axanar project has concretely done and said and not because of any personal bias, I have pretty much come to the conclusion that the leadership at Axanar is simply oblivious to the rest of existence and apparently in it for themselves, having found some fans who would uncritically support a ponzi scheme of ever more needs, to build a studio, pay themselves, and maybe eventually also make the film, all out of direct copying of creative work they do not own. Sorry to say it but that is the impression I now carry, because of the exact content of their words and actions.