What I Learned From TrekLit...

[Hey Missy]

There was a thread exactly like this a few years ago.
What I learned from TrekLit:
- That there's time within Kirk's 5-year-mission for several hundred adventures
- That during Voyager's search for Chakotay's ship in the Badlands, they had time to study the plasma anomalies, answer a Cardassian distress call, and find the last piece of an artifact.
- That for Andorians, it takes four to tango.

 

[Avro Arrow]

If by "a few years" you mean "seven months", then yes.

We only got up to 33, though. Technically we still have 68 things still to post!

 

[Hey Missy]

If by "a few years" you mean "seven months", then yes.

We only got up to 33, though. Technically we still have 68 things still to post!

Seven months can be retconned into a few years
Besides, it's technically a "dead" thread.

 

[F. King Daniel]

-If your name's Kathryn Janeway and you're not in the Prime universe, you're not gonna have a good time.

 

[Nyotarules]

Since the Dominion War you would be crazy to live in the Federation/Alpha or Beta quadrant

 

[20fridge]

If you're a captain you can go to an extra-dimensional bar and basically violate the temporal prime directive.

 

[Enterprise1701]

Top-level officials on both sides of the Earth-Romulan War knew about the truth of the Romulans' heritage the whole time.

 

[F. King Daniel]

it took Starfleet years to realise Scotty no longer met Starfleet's physical fitness standards

 

[Hey Missy]

Sometimes Bones is dead. Sometimes he isn't.

 

[rahullak]

There's always another galaxy-shattering event that could come to pass - it never ends.

 

[20fridge]

There's always another galaxy-shattering event that could come to pass - it never ends.

Except when it does, then there's time travel...

 

[F. King Daniel]

If we're in the very late 24th or early 25th centuries, 9 times out of 10 it's a dark future that's about to be undone.

 

[Jinn]

If we're in the very late 24th or early 25th centuries, 9 times out of 10 it's a dark future that's about to be undone.

And in the rare case it isn't a dark future it is all about Nog and Jake.

 

[rahullak]

Treklit is like Schrodinger's cat. It is simultaneously both canon and non-canon.

 

[Jinn]

More stuff happened in 2376 than in 2382-2386 combined.

Christopher Pike wasn't actually sexist, he just really really missed his previous yeoman. After Colt disappeared in 2263 he also hated on his new yeoman, a certain gentleman called Kirk.

There are three kind of time jumps: The ones were three years are shown in one single book, the ones were you skip a few years and show the differences bit by bit and the ones were nothing changed and no one really knows if there actually was a time jump or if the authors just mixed up 2254 and 2263.

 

[Hey Missy]

That TWOK, TSFS, and TVH don't all take place directly after each other, and there were actually several off-screen adventures between each film. And it wasn't the voyages of the starship Enterprise - rather the starship Excelsior.

 

[DimesDan]

Treklit is like Schrodinger's cat. It is simultaneously both canon and non-canon.

When was it?

 

[Tuskin38]

-The borg are a bigger threat on paper then on video

 

[Hey Missy]

That for almost every important event in Federation history, chances are Elias Vaughn was present. Undercover usually, too.

EDIT:
Sometimes Flint is there, using an alias.

 

[rahullak]

When was it?

Maybe personal canon and the official non-canon line.