Then you have a conquered Federation, and the perfect setting for a rebellion. You could even have a few races help the Dominion once things become hopeless, and the other races would resent them, etc. etc. I agree, it'd cut down on the techno-babble a bit, but the thing is, we'd always know what was going to happen, in broad terms. Unfortunately for them, no-one else did. A 007 Nitpicker's Guide would be superb.
Passion is subjective.
I guess it just goes to show that great minds . . . They also find the ship at a wierd angle, and Data has to manually control the shuttle angle to make into the shuttlebay. This goes to show that without a computer, or helmsman, the ships tend to be drifting and rotating. On to the questions . Ever since the Year That Never Happened, there have been disagreements over what if anything in the first three-plus seasons of Voyager can still be legitimately used to pick nits.