I need to write some stuff on Alec Peters. I would hate for @TREKZONE.org and @carlosp to be the only dark acolytes of the Great Satan @Michael Hinman
*Editor.The vlogger at Trek Zone
I said this on an Axanar support group on FB, I'll say it again.I need to write some stuff on Alec Peters. I would hate for @TREKZONE.org and @carlosp to be the only dark acolytes of the Great Satan @Michael Hinman
To claim that there is no coordination in the appearance of Hinman's stories at 1701news, Hinman's comments in multiple social media sources, Pedraza's comments in the Trek Zone interview, Pedraza's prior work at new Voyages, and the linkages on prior projects between you and Pedraza... Well, that just stretches credulity. Sorry, but I'm not that naive and not that stupid.
My god man, This is banter is over zero, null, nothing.Off The Record does not mean stop filming.
One need not claim there is no coordination. You are the person asserting that there must have been. But the burden of proof for any assertion falls upon the person making it, not those who have the misfortune to hear it.
If you believe there has been some odd collusion then present your proof. But saying "there must have been" and then asking others to present proof to the contrary isn't an argument worth the elections wasted on it.
. Don't you think you should ask these questions of "the reporters" who brought you the speculation rather than sending demands for more info from a fan and a newbie reader? After all, this is a forum and it's a free discussion.
Yes, you're right. Except it's not "run of the mill" any more than Led Zeppelin being sued is run of the mill. Both are simple cases but still make headlines. In the Axanar case, it's big because CBS has not had to go to such lengths in the past, or at least not for a long, long time.The lawsuit is neither news or unexpected. CBS had to defend its copyright and trademark. This is a run of the mill copyright complaint.
I'm not going to go look it up, but someone can correct me on this: Didn't Star Trek Continues start their latest crowd-funding campaign three or four months ago??The adverse coverage by Pedraza and Hinman may have adversely impacted the STC fund raising. Yes. In fact, Hinman himself wrote critical pieces about STC's fund raising effort and its outcome.
Maybe never, I don't know. maybe it's true that C/P patted AP on the back and told him what a great thing he was doing and then slapped him with the suit.I would say it's quite possible that AP never got a formal C&D from c/p. He clearly ignored a very public and explicit warning shot and I gather there is no requirement for a C&D before going straight to a lawsuit. If I'm wrong, anyone with some real knowledge about that process is welcome to correct me.
More importantly, the Axanar case is NOT Star Trek news because Axanar is NOT Star Trek itself. CBS' litigation clarifies that Axanar is not a Paramount or CBS activity. Therefore, this is not a Star Trek story at all.
They started two months ago, though the planning and announcements naturally started earlier.Yes, you're right. Except it's not "run of the mill" any more than Led Zeppelin being sued is run of the mill. Both are simple cases but still make headlines. In the Axanar case, it's big because CBS has not had to go to such lengths in the past, or at least not for a long, long time.
I'm not going to go look it up, but someone can correct me on this: Didn't Star Trek Continues start their latest crowd-funding campaign three or four months ago??
As I see it, there are two reason their efforts are falling short, and neither has to do with any recent blog musings. The first is the Axanar law suit which has been covered outside the Trek world (it made local TV news here), and the second is donor burn-out. This is their, what, fourth or fifth such crowd-funding, no? If I were so inclined to donate to a fan-film, I might throw $50 to $100 at it. And when they come back for a second project, I might toss them $25 or $50. But when they come back for a third time ... not so much.
More importantly, the Axanar case is NOT Star Trek news because Axanar is NOT Star Trek itself. CBS' litigation clarifies that Axanar is not a Paramount or CBS activity. Therefore, this is not a Star Trek story at all.
In releasing your Youtube video, TrekZone may have adversely impacted fundraising and social media campaigns for other projects. Do you understand this?
I have already dispelled this mistaken view. I have no such intent and no such interest. As I have already posted in several comments, the intent is to encourage Hinman and Pedraza to please consider the collateral damage that their misbehavior creates. That is all.
Really? Misbehavior and disinformation? Not to be rude but I call bullshit on the pages of circular rhetorical nonsense you're posting about respected board members.Clarified in a different comment, but Hinman and Pedraza were posting and spreading disinfor
The adverse coverage by Pedraza and Hinman may have adversely impacted the STC fund raising. Yes. In fact, Hinman himself wrote critical pieces about STC's fund raising effort and its outcome. The timing of the appearance of those columns coincided with the Pedraza interview speculating on phone calls to "other fan films".
It's something that I've been wanting to say for a while. Glad we're all ok @Jedi_Master!I hope you know I was kidding @TREKZONE.org
Only evildoers and/or space elf vampires fear the light (of truth)
You speak as if I'm not here...other than the guy from TrekZone.
No problem. But your consistent inability to see another side to what you are saying is starting to wear thin, perhaps that's the reason Hinman and Pedraza have long since left...?To the guy running TrekZone, I appreciate your candor and your response.
I think this is a question that needs to be asked. What does the public need to know?Well that explains a lot.
Did you really just imply that the public should not be informed of the truth that the future of fan films is currently uncertain, because that public might then not donate their dollars to those fan films?
How criminal of you.
And everyone will have their own opinion... however the answer is the editor, they decide what stories a publication pursues.What does the public need to know?
Which is completely fair. I'm always amused when there is a desire for less reporting on a story.And everyone will have their own opinion... however the answer is the editor, they decide what stories a publication pursues.
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