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Thanks. -- Archduk3 (Talk) 07:05, March 15, 2013


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Your post was removed not because I disagree with its content, but because it was an angry, insulting rant which goes against our no personal attacks policy. If you can post your comment without doing so, feel free to do it.

The comment in question was removed because since it contained the phrase "may have", it is speculation. No one claimed it doesn't make sense; that's not the issue. As an encyclopedia we need hard, citeable evidence, such as a statement from persons involved in Star Trek, that the claim is accurate. If you know of one, feel free to bring it up. 31dot (talk) 09:27, March 15, 2013 (UTC)