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CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar 2 - Electric Boogaloo-Fanboys gone WILD-too many hyphens
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Yeah, the bottom line with this news is that reporting Alec is selling something that doesn't belong to him is like reporting that a dog is peeing on a hydrant. It's a dog. He's Alec.
My problem is how easy this steal is, mainly because whoever designed the SF insignia was obviously influenced by trek. It looks enough like a cochrane delta that all Alec had to do was appropriate it by itself so his uninformed sycophants can go "Wow! It's an edgy new trek symbol design!" This was like the SF ringing a dinner bell and yelling "Alec! Come and get it!" And he did.
My problem is how easy this steal is, mainly because whoever designed the SF insignia was obviously influenced by trek. It looks enough like a cochrane delta that all Alec had to do was appropriate it by itself so his uninformed sycophants can go "Wow! It's an edgy new trek symbol design!" This was like the SF ringing a dinner bell and yelling "Alec! Come and get it!" And he did.
The other way around actually: this logo is originally from 1961 and the star trek delta was likely inspired to it.
You're either trolling or hopelessly confused. For the sake of my blood pressure I'll assume it's the latter. Either way, I stand by my previous post.
if you say so. The matter has been discussed at length last year.
https://spacenews.com/u-s-space-force-says-its-new-seal-is-not-a-starfleet-knockoff/
I stand corrected.
And patch making and how NOT to mail them out in a timely manner.
Indeed, yes. And it pains me at how often that misinformation gets repeated. Even a brief web search brought up articles about how "familiar" the Space Force logo looks.
I was just about the ask if a civilian with no relation to the government or military can sell stuff like this, and now you've answered my question for me.
precisely, 1961 is the first time the Delta was associated to a space-related agency but it drew on a long-standing airforces tradition.
I thought that with the latest wheel o' directors spin that they rejigged the schedule and the next shoot (or two?) was in California anyways. I could be wrong though.
Hasn't Hollywood been boycotting Georgia for like years now? The anti-Georgia sentiment started when the state enacted its abortion policy.
Yes. It is immaterial as it applies to all things, including but not limited to Peters. Georgia, specifically Atlanta, has endured much worse in its history, like, y'know...being burned to the ground. It will survive.
That'll buff right out.
Meh. One of my favorite films was made by a Georgia based small film company.
And one of my favorite films was made in the USSR...so what’s yours point?
Tell that to Seattle & Portland now.
That Hollywood isn't the be all/end all for film production.
I'd rather not. Seattle is too close to meTell that to Seattle & Portland now.
