Changes: Janeway Factor

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The Janeway Factor was an informal term used by Captain Braxton with regards to Captain Kathryn Janeway of USS Voyager. Braxton considered Janeway's meddling with the timeline a major annoyance, and coined the term to describe it. (VOY: "Relativity")

One of the occasions he listed included when Voyager traveled back to 1996 to stop Henry Starling, and then left Braxton on 20th century Earth. (VOY: "Future's End", "Future's End, Part II")

Braxton's remark could have referred to any of these incidents.

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-The '''Janeway Factor''' was an informal term used by Captain [[Braxton]] with regards to Captain [[Kathryn Janeway]] of [[USS Voyager|USS ''Voyager'']]. Braxton considered Janeway's meddling with the timeline a major annoyance, and coined the term to describe it. ''([[VOY]]: [[Relativity]])''
+The '''Janeway Factor''' was an informal term used by [[Captain]] [[Braxton]] with regards to Captain [[Kathryn Janeway]] of {{USS|Voyager}}. Braxton considered Janeway's meddling with the [[timeline]] a major annoyance, and coined the term to describe it. ({{VOY|Relativity}})
+One of the occasions he listed included when ''Voyager'' traveled back to [[1996]] to stop [[Henry Starling]], and then left Braxton on [[20th century]] [[Earth]]. ({{VOY|Future's End|Future's End, Part II}})
-Some occasions he listed include:
-:*When ''Voyager'' traveled back to [[1996]] to stop [[Starling]], and then left ''Braxton'' on [[20th century]] [[Earth]]. ''([[VOY]]: [[Future's End, Part I]]'' and ''[[Future's End, Part II]])''
+{{bginfo|Braxton's remark could have referred to any of [[Time travel episodes#Star Trek: Voyager|these]] incidents.}}
-Some occasions he didn't list, but probably qualify:
+[[Category:Time travel]]
-:*Janeway traveled back in time to get her younger self, and the crew of Voyager home in 7 years instead of 23. ''([[VOY]]:[[Endgame]])''