Going with bg note this did not appear onscreen, so needs to be turned into a realworld article as it was apparently created, but not used in the final cut. Maybe someone could doublecheck to see if it appeared, but just was not legible. Kennelly 16:45, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
- If we do that, we better be prepared to castrate the rest of the Earth starships list and related info:
- Alderaan; Baikonur Cosmodrome; Buckaroo Banzai, SS; DY-245; DY-732; DY-1200; Glink, David; King, Dan; Kolbe, Winrich; Kolbe, Winrich; Eagle Valley, DEV; Hatteras, SS; Hokule'a, SS; Kim, Young Jae; Lederman, Bob; Loes, Gary; Lord Nelson, HMS; Lauritson, Peter; Neuss, Wendy; New Zealand, HMS; Roddenberry, Gene; RT-2203; Seattle, SS; Snodgrass; Snodgrass, Melinda; Tomobiki, SS; Urusei Yatsura, SS; Velikan, VK; Whorfin, John; Yoyodyne pulse fusion; Yuri Gagarin, VK. --Alan del Beccio 17:04, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
- If you really feel the need, just write an out-pov introduction and keep the rest of the article in-universe. -- Kobi 17:25, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
No LCARS display visible.
- First of all: the references Alan listed above can all stay, they were taken from an okudagram in "Up the Long Ladder" which was visible on screen. We are talking about the alleged LCARS display from "The Royale". I checked the episode, and the display was not seen on screen, not even from a far distance as a green blob on the monitor. I'll provide a screenshot of the scene, that can also be found in the script, where Picard, La Forge and Wesley look at the display depicted in the "Continuing Mission" book. The camera never shifts to the side, however, to give us a glimpse of the display, and it is also not seen in any later scene. --Jörg 17:33, 22 January 2007 (UTC)
I "don't feel the need" to do anything, I see it as necessary to follow our policies and guidelines in all cases. This wasn't seen onscreen (Thanks Jörg), but was actually created/filmed so it will now become a realworld-pov article like all the things from the Picard family album. For the record, I was opposed to tightening up canon policy, but it's there now.