Starfleet's "lost-in-space" Protocols post-Voyager?

[Pemmer Harge]

What does it matter now? She's passed away in the cause and service of the UFP...God bless her soul

Not in canon...

Correct. Janeway is nothing if not a survivor.

 

[rahullak]

True. But there is no canon post-Nemesis. So we can't know what she's been doing.

 

[KimMH]

She's been shaping Starfleet's future as head of SF academy (CONJECTURE ONLY - wishful thinking?))

 

[Guy Gardener]

What does it matter now? She's passed away in the cause and service of the UFP...God bless her soul

Not in canon...

Sure she's in the cannon.

Until some one lights the fuse and fires her through the roof of the circus big top.

Been catching up on the fanfilms Star Trek Odyssey, and they mention Voyager now and then, but they don't seem to be operating under any amended aegis even though they got stuck in another galaxy after their slip stream drive core got used as a torpedo to seal up a worm whole hostiles in the Andromeda galaxy were using to begin colonizing Romulan space.

 

[Wes-Cutting]

What does it matter now? She's passed away in the cause and service of the UFP...God bless her soul

Not in canon...

Please describe your defination of canon. I am current collecting all opinions on the matter because there doesn't seem to be a set defination that can't be explained away by its own logic.

 

[Bones2]

Canon is what's been shown on the TV shows and films. Except for maybe TAS, which I'm not so sure about.

 

[Guy Gardener]

TAS had far too much continuity to be canon.

 

[I am not Spock]

TAS was shown on screen, and was sanctioned by Paramount, its canon, folks.

 

[MeanJoePhaser]

Protocol #1: Don't destroy your only means of getting home in under 75 years.

Protocol #2: Don't pick up Talaxians.

Protocol #3: If someone asks you if you are a god, you say "yes".

Protocol #4: Practice bracing for impact regularly.