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I usually don't like to advertise, but in this case, it's worth it. I'm not sure how many of you are aware of Star Trek: Axanar, but I'm sure you've seen artworks floating around; created by the very talented people that are actively involved in the project.
Since CBS owns the rights to Star Trek, there has been an going controversy about Axanar's future due to a potential lawsuit. One of the reasons for the lawsuit is the very professional production value of Axanar, including some well known Star Trek actors in the cast. Below you can help spread the word, and sign a petition to let CBS know, that fans stand behind Axanar and want it to happen and move forward. I certainly do.
Would you like to know more?
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#IStandWithAxanar
Since CBS owns the rights to Star Trek, there has been an going controversy about Axanar's future due to a potential lawsuit. One of the reasons for the lawsuit is the very professional production value of Axanar, including some well known Star Trek actors in the cast. Below you can help spread the word, and sign a petition to let CBS know, that fans stand behind Axanar and want it to happen and move forward. I certainly do.
Sign the peititon here
Would you like to know more?
Axanar Productions •
Prelude to Axanar#IStandWithAxanar
Star Trek's 50th Anniversary
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"Hello, I’m so happy you could join me today!"
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I thought Axanar looked interesting, but having learned as much as I have about it the past few weeks, I am on the side of CBS. You cite the professional look of Axanar, but you fail to mention what I feel is a far bigger reason for this lawsuit and that's the fact that the Axanar production team has been using crowdfunded money that was supposed to go towards the making of this fan film to launch a for-profit business and line their own pockets. Sorry, but Axanar screwed up in a major way and I'm just hoping that every other fan film out there isn't forced to pay for their mistakes.