At least they got the clicks they were so desperately in need of. And we all learned something about their website.
That was one huge click-r-us attempt if ever I saw one
At least they got the clicks they were so desperately in need of. And we all learned something about their website.
You guys are quite an amusing little bunch. If I wanted to increase the traffic of my site I'd go to Slashdot or Digitaltrends to share the article, not a forum like this that doesn't even have 1/10th our traffic. I came here to share with fellow Star Trek fans and to flesh out any possible errors before publishing....and as the author of it admitted.
Laughable that someone would come here asking people to share that crap simply to boost hits to their tech review blog.
If your concerned about 'errors' please remove the entire thing as 90% is either factually inaccurate and the remaining 10% ridiculous BS. If this type of attitude extends to the audio equipment articles/reviews as well - you guys might as well save the bandwidth, domain name, and server hosting costs because the 'information' on that site would be worthless to consumers.You guys are quite an amusing little bunch. If I wanted to increase the traffic of my site I'd go to Slashdot or Digitaltrends to share the article, not a forum like this that doesn't even have 1/10th our traffic. I came here to share with fellow Star Trek fans and to flesh out any possible errors before publishing.
Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
I appreciate the feedback and hate but there is no reason for me to continue at this snakepit. Live long and prosper.
That's as cliche'd and badly written as your piece.Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
I hope Willy didn't get all tied into a knot.Well, I for one had been waiting these months for Audioholics to check in. I'm hoping Tomshardware.com weighs in soon.
Seriously it seems like the audioholics author might be flying solo on this, it's not linked on their editorial page.
Again, I'm still waiting for the "factual errors" that a few people on here are claiming without specifics.If your concerned about 'errors' please remove the entire thing as 90% is either factually inaccurate and the remaining 10% ridiculous BS. If this type of attitude extends to the audio equipment articles/reviews as well - you guys might as well save the bandwidth, domain name, and server hosting costs because the 'information' on that site would be worthless to consumers.
Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
You are entirely immature. You ask us to recommend your post and when we don't agree with you, you take your ball and go home. Ok, that's your choice. If we choose to give you our opinions, it's because of your inaccuracies. If you don't want to hear opinions other than yours, don't open yourself to them. You are not Star Trek fandom on your own, you represent a small (albeit vocal) minority. And, in light of the AP recent announcement, his fanbase is likely to shrink.You guys are quite an amusing little bunch. If I wanted to increase the traffic of my site I'd go to Slashdot or Digitaltrends to share the article, not a forum like this that doesn't even have 1/10th our traffic. I came here to share with fellow Star Trek fans and to flesh out any possible errors before publishing.
Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
I appreciate the feedback and hate but there is no reason for me to continue at this snakepit. Live long and prosper.
Here's your main error: Axanar Productions is listed as a for profit corporation in the state of California, despite AP's future plans are.Again, I'm still waiting for the "factual errors" that a few people on here are claiming without specifics.
Article key points:
- J.J. Star Trek made lots of money: check
- J.J Star Trek has dumbed down recycled plots to please the masses: check
- Axanar is a fanfunded film, and Alec Peters claims to be applying for 501c status: check
- CBS/Paramount is suing Axanar Productions over Copyright infringement: check
- The author thinks this sucks as badly as the whole J.J. Trek Universe: check
Do not post something inviting review unless you are also prepared for criticism. Your opinion piece was poorly written, and the reception here is negative. This should tell you that you picked the wrong crowd to solicit advice from, and that perhaps you should take the time to revise the aforementioned poorly written opinion piece, or realize that it was not well received and move on. All you're doing right now is hurting yourself.Again, I'm still waiting for the "factual errors" that a few people on here are claiming without specifics.
Article key points:
- J.J. Star Trek made lots of money: check
- J.J Star Trek has dumbed down recycled plots to please the masses: check
- Axanar is a fanfunded film, and Alec Peters claims to be applying for 501c status: check
- CBS/Paramount is suing Axanar Productions over Copyright infringement: check
- The author thinks this sucks as badly as the whole J.J. Trek Universe: check
Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
I appreciate the feedback and hate but there is no reason for me to continue at this snakepit. Live long and prosper.
Instead I got a bunch of Paramount/CBS groupies that living in their moms basement suffering from hurtfeelioma.
They never were a 501(c). How can they be reinstated as one?This is already clearly noted in the update:
*Note: Axanar Productions is NOT yet classified as non-profit, though Alec Peters previously claimed they were working on getting reinstated as a 501(C).
J.J Star Trek has dumbed down recycled plots to please the masses: check
Reinstated? As in, "instated again after being de-instated"?This is already clearly noted in the update:
*Note: Axanar Productions is NOT yet classified as non-profit, though Alec Peters previously claimed they were working on getting reinstated as a 501(C).
Man you guys hang on every word and really can't seem to decipher meaning. "Reinstated" as in "reincorporated" or "refilled" as...They never were a 501(c). How can they be reinstated as one?
*Note: Axanar Productions is NOT yet filled as non-profit, though Alec Peters previously claimed they were working on getting classified as a 501(C).
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