Hollywood turns on fandom head canon, am right?The idea that anyone from Paramount would care enough about the names on that fucking wall to give any sort of “orders” about it is funny to me.
Whose names would you put on the wall?
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Network executives will give notes about anything that catches their attention.The idea that anyone from Paramount would care enough about the names on that fucking wall to give any sort of “orders” about it is funny to me.
Well, if anything‘s going to convince me that this will happen it’s a Twitter account that stopped posting six years ago, when the platform was still actually called Twitter.
But sure, studios sometimes give stupid or random notes. Why would that fact lead us to think that it’s likely the names in this piece of background art would be one of those things they would concern themselves with? Because they monitor what people on the Trek BBS and a handful of niche places online are complaining about?
Honestly, one of my main problems I've had with the memorial wall all along since it was revealed in the summer is that there are many characters there who don't seem to have gotten any promotions since we last saw them.
In the case of Nog, it's my head canon that he left Starfleet and entered politics, becoming the first Ferengi representative on the Federation Council when Ferenginar joined the Federation. Which would explain why his highest rank is Lieutenant and also why he became historically significant enough for Starfleet to name a ship after him.
In the case of Nog, it's my head canon that he left Starfleet and entered politics, becoming the first Ferengi representative on the Federation Council when Ferenginar joined the Federation. Which would explain why his highest rank is Lieutenant and also why he became historically significant enough for Starfleet to name a ship after him.
I've never taken the wall as final rank for those characters.
Have they even said it is a memorial wall?
Ake called it "The Wall of Heroes".
Nope, but Aron's wife complaining in an interview is very possibly big enough thing that the network PR people will pick up on it and kick it up to the executives.Well, if anything‘s going to convince me that this will happen it’s a Twitter account that stopped posting six years ago, when the platform was still actually called Twitter.