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CBS/Paramount sues to stop Axanar

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Funny you should ask. We cover that on AxaMonitor, too.
Carlos you have a quote from Dave Gallanter about Axanar and he's a Trek author. Was he asked to be one of these authors?
 
That's a separate thing. Stephen Fender wrote, Kickstarter'd and self-published four "Four Years War" fanfics which Axanar has hyped on their site, I'm guessing as a substitute for their anthology.

EDIT: Ninja'd by RedForman
How did CBS let him get away with that?
 
Nonprofit budgets need to show little or no profit each year, and they need to have a budget correlating their planned and most recent cashflow with their declared exempt activities upon filing. I think it might be a bit difficult to make this case for last year given they weren't really doing exempt activities as far as it seems to me.

Cash reserves are permissible, but that's assuming you've cleared basic hurdles like, as you suggest, "did you do any exempt activities last year?"
 
Something I stumbled upon that's even more interesting than those "novels" is Fender's project for a 4YW/Romulan War Tech Manual (blurry pics of which reveal more than a passing similarity to Neale Davidson's Jaynz works)

Kickstarter Link

Facebook Page (Last Updated 3/18)

I've said it before and I'll say it again: fan fiction does not need professional editing.

Haven't read them. Considering that even AP didn't associate himself with them until after the lawsuit, I doubt they are very good.

I skimmed the beginning of one of his original works on Amazon. I would agree.
 
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