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Probably not. I wouldn't imagine this would be of any interest to CBS.I wonder of CBS is reading any of this?
Probably not. I wouldn't imagine this would be of any interest to CBS.I wonder of CBS is reading any of this?
Well, it's not like they can swoop in and grab anything you've already downloaded, and for sure I'm not worried about anyone marching into my home and confiscating my several hundred print 'zines I've collected over the past 30 years. Nor can they burst into your home and prevent anyone from engaging in RPGs (unless you mean the ones played online).I'm a little worried about fanfic too because there's so much of it. Plus, I'm also worried about people who play in online roleplaying games set in the Trek universe (and the tabletop players too). I'm not too sure about them because CBS/Paramount does have officially licensed roleplaying products.Yes, this post was over 60 pages ago (I gave up trying to catch up after page 17), but I just wanted to make this comment:Gadzooks, I hope this doesn't hit fanfic writers but, if it does, I'll take my stuff down. I kinda like my house and want to keep it.
Fanfic has been going on for decades prior to the internet. My fanfic collection started in the '80s, when I corresponded via snailmail with the people who wrote and published it. I very much doubt that fanfic would totally go away even if certain sites were shut down (of course I hope that doesn't happen).
You're not claiming that you own Star Trek or its characters, etc., right? Every fanfic site I'm aware of carries some sort of disclaimer stating that they don't own Star Trek and no copyright infringement is intended (that's a requirement on fanfiction.net; as far as I know, the authors have to post some variation of a disclaimer on every page of their stories).
Honestly, all they'd have to do is hang out over at the Axanar page and just follow it all. Everyone there has practically made their case for them.I could see them using research folks to maybe scan social media for things, alert them to anything they could use.........that might lead them here. I am amazed at the shear amount of time the Alec spends on all the boards and forums giving orders to his MACOs. You would think he'd have more "work" to do. Maybe playing online is part of his "60 hour" work week he bills for.
I would point out that blogging on BBS is only so helpful. If you find this behavior and fund raising unacceptable - then go to Indiegogo to notify them. Include details and the CBS complaint. I would hate to see fan money (more fan money) go to a venture at odds with the owners of Star Trek.
There is no "try" someone said.
Anyone notice on their "fiscal report" that the salaries line item is a bit above $48,000, yet the actual salaries add up to $73,000+?
Oh man.... the "Marines" they are exhausting.....
Oh man.... the "Marines" they are exhausting.....
Do you mean over on Facebook?
Yeah, I'm trying to educate someone on how "A portion of the sales price goes directly to the film-makers of Axanar" is NOT the same as a perk or a thank you gift from an NPR pledge drive. Oy.Oh man.... the "Marines" they are exhausting.....
Do you mean over on Facebook?
Yea... I feel like I am talking to my 5 year old...
"When you take something that isn't yours that's called stealing"
"I don't care, I wanna play with it"
loofa.......
Oh man.... the "Marines" they are exhausting.....
Do you mean over on Facebook?
Yea... I feel like I am talking to my 5 year old...
"When you take something that isn't yours that's called stealing"
"I don't care, I wanna play with it"
loofa.......
I remember vaguely AP stating that, contrary to TTI, Axanar would be completed.
And here we are today...
Happy your shoot went well John. Excited to see the final product. This is truly a remarkable effort.
I can't help the irony that this 30 year old fan film is going to get finished and released before Exeter. You should be commended for your efforts John!
Do you mean over on Facebook?
Yea... I feel like I am talking to my 5 year old...
"When you take something that isn't yours that's called stealing"
"I don't care, I wanna play with it"
loofa.......
My 3-year old and 1 year old are encouraged to share, and that there's no problem with the 1YO playing with the 3YOs toys as long as long as the 3YO isn't stopped from using it (and vice versa)
I guess that's not the american way though.
Anyone notice on their "fiscal report" that the salaries line item is a bit above $48,000, yet the actual salaries add up to $73,000+?
I didn't bother to do the math, until someone mentioned that on the BBS..... so basically they paid out over 100K in salaries
Alec Peters said:Monday, January 4th, 2016 Well, today was the first full day back and much was dealing with lawyers. One of the things all the arm chair lawyers on Facebook don't seem to get, is that a legal case is much more than what is in the complaint. People were all claiming they knew why CBS was suing Axanar.
We were too big!
We were making to much money!
We were paying crazy salaries to employees!
We are too good and Paramount is scared!
I could go on. But the point is no one knows and no one bothered to read the complaint, which says none of that.
We won't be commenting much on the legal case as we are in discussions to settle the situation. What I can say is that all those arm chair lawyers have absolutely no clue what is going on in those discussions. And no clue what CBS and Paramount thinks.
We hope to amicably resolve the situation in a way that benefits CBS, Paramount, Axanar and all fan films.
Alec Peters
Executive Producers
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