Poll STP vs PIC vs...?

[Markonian]

As a European, I'd favo(u)r PCR because the final D in Picard is supposed to be silent. P-KAAR.
Though that ship has sailed and sunk decades ago.

Memory Alpha is already going with PIC, btw.

 

[Tim Thomason]

I like that approach. Would you use S31 for the Georgiou show if it ended up being called Star Trek: Section 31?

I'm not sure. S31 ("Ess-Thirty-One") sounds odd, and I think just Section 31 would be better, but it does have the benefit of separating the show from the organization. It might grow on me and is without a doubt what everyone else will use.

 

[zar]

As a European, I'd favo(u)r PCR because the final D in Picard is supposed to be silent. P-KAAR.
Though that ship has sailed and sunk decades ago.

Memory Alpha is already going with PIC, btw.

Memory Alpha decided on an abbreviation convention long ago and will probably never deviate from it. Multi-word = initialism, one word = first 3 letters, If we had "Star Trek: Quark's Bar, Grill, Gaming House and Holosuite Arcade" and "Star Trek Assignments", I'm sure they would call them QBGGHAHA and ASS without missing a beat.

 

[Terok Nor]

Picard. It's 6 letters. Not that difficult to spell.

 

[ITDUDE]

Picard. It's 6 letters. Not that difficult to spell.

Maybe it is

 

[Sisko_is_my_captain]

If Data thought *** = RIKER, then surely **** = PICARD

 

[Lynn Minmay]

TOS
TNG
DS9
VOY
ENT
DIS
PIC

 

[Qonundrum]

Picard. It's 6 letters. Not that difficult to spell.

But it has more than one syllable. That makes it harder for some to spell, never mind enunciate.


Just as long as it doesn't become "S-TP". And that depends. But likely will if the first couple of episodes fall into the terlet.

 

[Spot's Meow]

Every time I read STP I start singing "she was a sour girl..." in my head.