Armsmansays:
February 2, 2017 at 1:59 pm
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Jonathan Lane wrote:
"Rather than turning into a mass of quivering jelly and accepting a potentially multi-million dollar judgment against him, Alec was able to find a top intellectual property law firm to represent him pro bono (for free), and “David” took on “Goliath” in a case that I’ve analyzed extensively here on Fan Film Factor. "
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Well, lets be honest here. Mr. Alec Peters went from: 'We'll fight this on appeal in the 9th Circuit and all the way to the Supreme Court...(Because AXANAR needs to be made as a full feature for my Donors.)"
to:
"Hey, I got a settlement where I don't need to publicly share my financials submitted in the Discovery phase in a public trial; and all it took was agreeing to make AXANAR as two 15 minute segments and following the majority of the Fan Film Guidelines I've called 'destructive' since they were released (oh, I do get to re-use the Star Trek actors I used before if they'll come back for free); and which I now retroactively embrace - because hey - (and it bears repeating) - I don't need to unbiasely and publicly show exactly what I spent the 1.4 million I received without producing more than a two minute Vulcan scene...WIN!"
No Alec Peters didn't turn into a mass of quivering jelly - he just caved big time because he got what he wanted...his Studio (or it it a Warehouse again).
Remains to be seen if he can 'privately' (and I use that term loosely since the 'Click Here to Donate' is still PUBLICLY displayed on the Axanar website) raise enough money from those Axanar supporters Gullib..er I guess Alec would say, supportive enough to keep pledging money to a person who has YET to himself, actually produce something substantial (because let's face it - all the professional Hollywood talent that GOT "Prelude to Axanar" made; bailed off the project months prior to the lawsuit.)