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Memories, Friends, and 8 x 10's: Harrison Ford Fandom, Observations from a Late Bloomer!

Memories, Friends, and 8 x 10's: Harrison Ford Fandom, Observations from a Late Bloomer! is an essay by Kathy Vergano.
 
It was published in the Harrison Ford zine Rogue's Gallery #11.
 
==Some Topics Discussed==
* being a fan and the friendships one makes
* the nature of fandom and loyalty, the inevitability of fandom
* Harrison Ford and his dislike of fan clubs, his conflicted feelings about fans and fandom
* being a closet fan
* a reference to carpentry, part of the myth of Harrison Ford
 
==From the Essay==
==References==
Category:1983 Meta
Category:Star Wars Meta
Category:Meta in Print
Memories (Omori fanzine)

Memories (stylized MEMORIES) is a non-profit Omori multimedia fanzine centered around the namesake quality of the human mind, as well as the True Good ending of the aforementioned game. Although it bills itself as "the first Omori (fan)zine", other, smaller-scope, candidates may also exist prior to its release, if any.
== Contents ==
The zine itself contains various short stories, poems, and Polaroid-style scenic fanart relating to various moments in the Real World portion of the game (with accompanying in-character paragraphs beside most of them), both occuring before, during, and after the in-game events.
== Contributors ==
=== Artists ===
* Aeiou (@aeiou (Tumblr)
* Angie
* Blakeaka Gore (@goretoons (Instagram, Twitter/X))
* Bri (@sonicheroes (Tumblr), @kohkokrispies (Twitter/X))
* Bun (@bunnycalico (Instagram, Twitter/X))
* Cactus
* Carter (@CarterCarter_BL (Twitter/X))
* Chip
* Chor
* Cik (@Dreggi2 (Twitter/X)
* Devlin
* Egghead
* Emanuel (@_alumort (Instagram, Twitter/X))
* Funkey
* Hyun
* Ivy
* Jas
* Kale
* Katphish
* Kiki
* Kira (@kirawarin (Instagram, Twitter/X))
* Kit
* Kris
* Ksenya
* Ku.eisa
* Meg
* Milky
* Mizuki
* Mossy
* Naraii
* Nebula
* Rae
* Raegen
* Simorn
* Snivy
* Squibreus
* Tamii (@strawberrytamii (Twitter/X))
* Tangerine (@GhostTangerine (Tumblr))
* Trevor (@_trams_ (Twitter); @trams (Tumblr))
* Tuyutnhi
* Washidashi (@washidashi (Facebook, Instagram, Twitter/X, Tumblr))
=== Writers ===
* Anomaletix
* Funkey
* Gasoli
* Ivy
* Liam (@sunnysviolin (Tumblr))
* Mossy
* Pitmore (Pitmore (AO3); @pitmore_ (Twitter/X))
* Ray
* Sek3big
* Oreo (@oreocean27 (Instagram, Twitter/X))
Category:Stubs
Category:Omori
Category:2021 Zines
Memories (Star Trek: TOS story by Anna Parrish)

Memories is a Kirk/Spock/Star Trek: TNG story by Anna Parrish.
It was published in Charisma #15.
 
==Summary==
"An elderly McCoy recalls the good old days on the "real" ENTERPRISE while Data from the TNG episode "Encounter At Farpoint" escorts him to the shuttle. In this vignette, we discover, through McCoy's point of view, the ultimate fates of his two best friends."
==Reactions and Reviews==
===1992===
==References==
 
Category:1992 Fanfiction‎
Memories (Star Trek: TOS story by Deborah Cummins)

Memories is a K/S story by Debbie Cummins.
It was published in Charisma #3 and subsequently online in Side by Side #21.
From the author in 2010:
==Summary==
"An aged McCoy awaits a visit from his old friend, Spock, and remembers fondly his two dearest friends in this story about friendship, death and love."
==Reactions and Reviews==
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==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS K/S Fanfiction
Category:1988 Fanfiction‎
Memories (Starsky & Hutch zine)

You may be looking for The Memory, an X-Files zine; or for "Memories", a Forever Knight story by Amanda Berendt.
Memories is a 62-page gen Starsky and Hutch convention zine. (The convention was the "Starsky & Hutch Fifteenth Anniversary" convention.) It contained fictional letters from other TV show characters (ex. Bodie & Doyle from The Professionals, Crockett & Tubbs from Miami Vice) congratulating Starsky & Hutch on their 15th anniversary. The zine also contained a sampling of poetry and artwork that had appeared in other fanzines over the past 15 years.
One issue (the original?) has grey textured paper front cover and three pages with artwork have onion paper with poetry over them.
==Contents==
* Anniversary by Pat Massie from Moonlight and Mists
* art by Suzan Lovett from The Goliath
* Apprehensions Revisited by Cheryl Newsome from L.A. Vespers #2
* art by Jean C. from Celebration
* Trademark by Cheryl Maier from Half You, Half Me #1
* art by Connie Faddis from Zebra Three
* Retrospective by Linda McGee from Half You, Half Me #2
* art by J. Jones from Commitment
* Regrets by Marian Kelly from L.A. Vespers #1
* art by Jean C. from Gunther's Revenge
* Generation by Sue-Anne Hartwick from Don't Give Up On Us
* art by Connie Faddis from Partners
* How Many Times by Elizabeth Lowry from Zebra Three #5
* art by Ruth Kurz from Moonlight and Mists
* In Defense of Vanessa, or Was it Nancy? by M. Raunch from L.A. Vespers #2
* art by Connie Faddis from One Shot
* Visiting Hour by Jean Chabot from Penal Code
* art by Suzan Lovett from Penal Code
* poem by Gayle Gordon from L.A. Vespers #2
* art by Connie Faddis from Zebra Three #5
* Emergency by Angela Talley from Moonlight and Mists
* art by Ruth Kurz from Hopscotch
* A Day in the Life... by ? from Zebra Three #5
* cartoon by Kari Masoner from Half You, Half Me #1
* Centerfold Artwork by J. Jones from Half You, Half Me #2
* Vanessa by Kay McElvain from L.A. Vespers #2
* art by Ruth Kurz from Copkiller
* Every Cloud by D.C. Black from Partners
* art by Ruth Kurz from Half You, Half Me #1
* Tomorrow by Liz Tucker from Partners
* art by J. Jones from Half You, Half Me #2
* AM/PM by Lucy Walk from Penal Code
* art by Jean C. from Gunther's Revenge
* Striking a Balance by Cheryl Newsome from Casa Cabrillo
* art by Maureen B. from Code 7 #3
* Lifeline by Jan Lindner from One Shot
* Grace Note by Jean Chabot
* art by Maureen B.
* art by Connie Faddis from The Pits
* Symbiosis by Tabby Davis from Moonlight and Mists
* Regrets by Marian Kelly
==Interior Gallery==
File:memoriessh.jpg|inside art
File:Muncle letter.jpg|fictional letter from the MUNCLE characters, click to read
File:Memories toc.jpg|table of contents pg 1, click to read
File:Memories toc 2.jpg|table of contents pg 2, click to read
Category:Starsky & Hutch Gen Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Memories (journal sites)

The Memories feature on LiveJournal and other sites using LJ code (such as Journalfen and InsaneJournal) provides the ability to create public bookmarks that can be stored within a user or community's blog space.
This was often referred to "adding a post to one's memories".
The feature was introduced on Livejournal in late 2000. The practice fell out of favor once tagging was introduced to the Livejournal platform in June 2005.
Some fannish uses of memories include fanwork recs, thematic lists, challenge masterlists, and collections of con reports or reactions to fandom events.
==Examples of Use==
==Further Reading==
* "My Memories", posted by Brad Fitzpatrick in news (15 November 2000)
* Frequently Asked Question #47. What is the "Memories" feature? at LiveJournal
* What are memories? at Dreamwidth
Memories Born of Fire and Something to Remember

Memories Born of Fire/Something to Remember is a het Star Trek: TOS 185-page anthology of two stories by Gamin Davis. It has a cover and interior art by the author and was a 1990 Fan-Q Nominee for Best Zine. 
It has a sequel, Blood Ties.
==Contents==
* Memories Born of Fire ("An "Amok Time" sequel in which Spock's attempts to deal with his shame and fear after nearly killing Kirk force him to face the unsettling depths of his feelings of friendship for Kirk--especially after the Captain's life is again endangered on Altair VI.")
* Something to Remember (A post-ST:TMP pon farr story in which Spock chooses Christine Chapel as his bond-mate and tries to gain the approval of Sarek and T’Pau so they can be married on Vulcan.) 
==Reactions and Reviews==
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Memories Borne of the White Rose

Memories Borne of the White Rose is a digest-sized 16-page het anthology of Beauty and the Beast (TV) poetry by Kay Simon.
It was part of a two-volume set and each sold for $3.75 (or $7 for both). The second volume was Pieces of Eternity.
Category:Beauty and the Beast Poetry Zines Category:Beauty and the Beast Het Zines
Category:1988 Zines
Memories Made Into Ghosts

Memories Made Into Ghosts is a slash e-zine written by rosie012. Unlike most e-zines, the novel is not free and must be purchased in either Word or PDF format.
From the purchase page: "A new Jack/Daniel slash romance and the first e-zine by Rosie. It is my version of the inevitable consequences that follow after Jon, the clone of Jack O'Neill, is left to fend for himself in high school. Living in a world where he my look the part of a fifteen year old teenager, but try as he might he can't be that boy that he or anyone else might have thought he could be. The story takes place nearly two years later when Jack and Daniel are also dealing with yet another of Daniel's death's and resurrection's. Episodes referred to the most are Fragile Balance and Threads, although any Daniel disapearance could be touched on. The Shroud comes into play at the end. There are 37,461 words and 29 pieces of art. All of the art is made by Rosie except for The Great Snuggle which is made by Mitch.""
Category:Stargate SG-1 Slash Zines
Category:2009 Zines
Memories by vass

Memories is a 2012 dreamwidth post by vass. It was written in response to Fandom 1994-2000-ish, an essay by Arduinna.
==Similar Essays/Posts==
* Reminisce With Me (2008)
* The good old days before google were dark and involved horses (2010) 
* Fandom 1994-2000-ish (2012)
* Memories by vass (2012)
* A brief history of fandom, for the teenagers on here who somehow think tumblr invented fandom (2014)
* Was Fanfic Any Different in the Olden Days? (2015)
* The three generations of fanfic (2015)
* I feel like fandom generations are both very specific and easily conflated. (2018)
* Historical trends in fanfiction? (2019)
* What were popular things writers used to do in their fanfics that have pretty much faded away. (2022)
==Some Topics Discussed==
* how slow-moving fandom access was in the past
* Pocket Books guidelines
* meeting fans in real life
* Greywolf the Wanderer
* Stephen Ratliff and alt.startrek.creative
* MST
 
* Jen Chapman, Charlene Vickers, and Fuh-Q
* John Ordover Wars
* fandom as "much more a white straight girl hobby"
* fangirl meetups
* being underage in fandom
* changing norms in fanfic: things that weren't written but are now
==Excerpts==
==Comments at the Post==
[st_aurafina]: 
[some stars]: 
[out there]: 
[katharine]: 
[some stars]: 
[arduinna]: 
==References==
Category:Fanfiction Meta
Category:2012 Meta
Category:Meta on Journal Sites
Memories of Crystal

Memories of Crystal is a Final Fantasy XIV zine organised and published by the Creators' Guild, an "FFXIV community dedicated to creating various media and art, serving as a resource and platform for others to get help, share tips and find likeminded people." on Twitter The intent of the project was to create a book of players' memories about the game, which would be sent to the development team as a thank you for their hard work. The printing costs were successfully funded via gumroad, with all additional profits being donated to the Cancer Research Institute. on Gumroad
==Reference==
Category:Final Fantasy XIV
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam

In 1991, Beth Hallam wrote about her memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
 
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson

In 1991, Jenny Elson and Terry Elson wrote their memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson

In 1991, Margaret Richardson wrote about her memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
 
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark

In 1991, Sheila Clark wrote about her memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings

In 1991, Sylvia Billings wrote about her memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
 
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini

In 1991, Valerie Piacentini wrote about her memories of the the fan club and newsletter, STAG.
It was printed in Star Trek Action Group #100.
==Series==
* A History of Star Trek Action Group by Janet Quarton
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sheila Clark
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Valerie Piacentini
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Beth Hallam
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Margaret Richardson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Jenny and Terry Elson
* Memories of STAG and Star Trek Fandom by Sylvia Billings
 
==Contents==
Category:Star Trek TOS Fan Interviews
Category:1991 Fan Interviews
Memory-Play

Memory-Play is a Blake's 7 slash Blake/Avon 131-page novel written by Natasha Solten and edited by Wendy Rathbone. It required an age statement to purchase.
From Media Monitor: "After the episode, 'Blake,' Avon is taken by Servalan and memory-wiped, but strange clues lead him to realize his prediciment, and an unexpected ally comes to his aid."
 
Image:memoryplay1.jpg|sample page, text which includes a lot of white space
Image:memoryplay2.jpg|sample page, Lynne Alisse Witten
Image:memoryplay3.jpg|sample page, Anja Gruber
Category:Blake's 7 Slash Zines
Category:1990 Zines
Memory Alpha

* Memory Alpha, a Star Trek wiki
* Memory Alpha, a Star Trek: TOS zine out of Ohio
* Memory Alpha, a Star Trek: TOS zine out of Alaska
* Memory Alpha (also called "Memory Alpha Federation Library and Bibliographic Center"), a Star Trek: TOS zine archive on microfiche and in print
* Memory Alpha, a 1980's "foundation to preserve the work of Kelly Freas" 
* Memory Alpha Star Trek Club, a fan club created by Roberta Rogow and the Riverside Branch of the Paterson Free Library
* Memory Alpha Press, published the Star Trek: TOS zine Infinite Diversity (1978-1985)
* Memory Alpha II, a Star Trek and science fiction fan club based in Saranac Lake, NY, published Time Portal and Flight of the Phoinix
* "Memory Alpha Award," a subset of the Surak Awards (1986-90), was given to Star Trek fans for a "history of distinguished achievement"
Memory Alpha (Star Trek: TOS zine archive)

Memory Alpha was a Star Trek: TOS zine fiction archive proposed by Sharon Ferraro. 
It was interesting for many things, one of which was its illustration of early fans' interest in preserving their fiction and the realization that some materials were already disappearing from the fannish universe. 
It also reveals that some early Star Trek fans believed that it was acceptable to copy fanzines for the purposes of preservation, even without publisher or writer permission. Preservation copies is a practice that is currently permitted under US law by archives and libraries that are open to the public, so from a legal, if not fannish perspective, the initial proposal was not far off the mark.See 17 USC Section 108 Exception to the US Copyright Code. Stanford University's Digital Preservation and Copyright Guidelines. 
Despite that fact that it was never a public resource, its contents were available to some fans. Kendra Hunter mentions using materials from it for her 1979 article Characterization Rape: An Examination of Fan Fiction: "After reading a sampling of zines, which were provided by the curator of Memory Alpha, the Federation Library and Bibliographic Center, containing stories, editorials, and viewpoints..."
In 2012, the microfilms were donated to the Science Fiction Museum in Seattle, Washington.
==The Original Proposal==
From Sharon Ferraro's proposal in 1974: (The original text had no paragraph breaks. See talk page.)
,
Another description, this one from January 1976: 
==Mentions of this Archive==
* "This archive was a fine concept, but I have no information about it after the mid-1970s. Perhaps somewhere in the Smithsonian one may find a stack of fanzines, dating from 1967-1974, gathering dust in a corner somewhere." from Boldly Writing 
* "'Phoinix' also has an interesting informational ad on 'Memory Alpha' -- its function, duties, and how to submit fanzines for immortality. Anyone who still doesn't know about this ST fanzine archive should contact Sharon Ferraro." From a review of Flight of the Phoinix in The Halkan Council #16 
* A fan says she has come into Trekdom late and is frustrated about the already out-of-print zines. "Being a librarian makes me think of a ST fanzine library -- like 'Memory Alpha'." from The Halkan Council #18 
==References==
Category:Star Trek TOS Archives
Category:1974 Meta
Category:Zine FandomCategory:Print Zine Archives
Memory Alpha (Star Trek: TOS zine published in Ohio)

See also Memory Alpha (disambiguation).
Memory Alpha is a gen Star Trek: TOS anthology of fiction and articles. 
==Issue 1==
Memory Alpha 1 contains 62 pages. It was published in January 1975. The front cover is by Greg Kile, the back cover by Denise Gordon, and inside illos are by Gloria Anderson and Dave Meyers.
It was done on nice typewriter paper stock and the cover is blue heavy stock. This was all hand typed, put together then mimeographed.
* Editor's Preface (4)
* A Friend in Need by Ben Rosenthal (7)
* SMASH (12)
* A Private Little War or Point - Counterpoint (13)
** The Weapon by Bill Pugh (14)
** A Slightly Weird Story with Little Weird Creatures by a Person Who is Just a Little Weird ... by Greg Kile (14)
* Poem, Exodus from Earth (19)
* Who Owns the Tribble (32)
* Mr. Sulu, Set Course for the Nearest Star Base and Hurry by Greg Kile (article) (34)
* Memory Alpha Puzzle (38)
* Poem, Armageddon (39)
* Satisfaction Guaranteed by Dale Kemper (40)
* Enterprise Interview (54)
* Memory Alpha Trivia Quiz (54)
* Answer Sheet (58)
* To All Star Trek Fans... by Arlene Anderson (article)
 
==Issue 2==
Memory Alpha 2 was published in August 1976 and contains 30 pages. The front cover is by G. Kile and interior illos by G. Anderson, T. Answorth, and B. Stocker.
* Sound of Echoes by B. Alexander (7 pages)
* Theme 4 by G. Kile 
* The Feminine Touch by A. Anderson (2 pages)
* It's In the Stars by D. Dempsey (article) (2 pages)
* Plea from Eriam (7 pages)
Category:Star Trek TOS Non-fiction Zines
Category:Star Trek TOS Gen and Het Anthology Zines
Category:1975 Zines
Category:1976 Zines
Memory Alpha (wiki)

:See also Memory Alpha (disambiguation).
Memory Alpha is a Star Trek wiki for the canon of the series and movies. It is hosted on Wikia. Memory Alpha's goal is "to create the most definitive, accurate, and accessible encyclopedia and reference for everything related to Star Trek."Memory Alpha: Welcome to Memory Alpha! As of October 2019, it has over 45,000 articles.
There are related projects: Memory Beta (link) for non-canon material (info from apocryphal Star Trek material like novels, comic books, RPG sourcebooks, video games and other licensed work); and the Star Trek Expanded Universe Wiki (link), for Star Trek fanworks, like RPGs, fan fiction and fan films.
==History==
The idea for Memory Alpha was first conceived in September 2003 when Harry Doddema suggested the idea of Stark Trek database akin to Wikipedia's design and structural system. However, the idea did not come to fruition until November 2003, when fellow Trekkie Dan Carlson teamed up with Doddema to create the wiki. Prior to its creation, Carlson was the sole creator of the Starfleet Reference Databank, a database for starship names and statistics. by Dan Carlson The database, however, was far from complete and a large task for a single person. As a result, Carlson and Doddema decided to create a wiki and began developing the site on 11 November 2003.Memory Alpha:History on Memory Alpha
==Science Fiction Weekly - Site of the Week==
On 10 October 2005, Memory Alpha was awarded the Site of the Week award from Science Fiction Weekly, an e-newsletter produced by the Sci-Fi Channel.
==Reference==
Category:Star Trek Websites
Category:2003 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Memory Alpha Star Trek Club

Memory Alpha Star Trek Club was advertised in the 5th International Star Trek Convention program book.
It was founded by Roberta Rogow who was also very well-known for her creation of Trexindex, an index of early Star Trek fanzines. The zines she collected for this fanwork were sent to the Paterson Fanzine Library where this fan club was based.
==Comments by Rogow: 2017==
==References==
Category:Star Trek Fan Clubs
Category:1970s Fan Clubs
Memory Beta (Star Trek/SF fan club)

Memory Beta was a Star Trek and Science Fiction club on the east coast of the United States. 
It was associated with the Paterson Fanzine Library.
Some of its members contributed material to the zine series Grip.
==About==
 
From an LoC by Roberta Rogow in The Alpha Centura Communicator v.4 n.4 (December 1978): 
Category:Star Trek Fan ClubsCategory:Science Fiction Fan Clubs
Memory Beta (Star Trek wiki)

Memory Beta is a Star Trek wiki for licensed works, including novels, comic books, RPG sourcebooks, video games and any other licensed works. In short, all information from licensed Star Trek publications that are deemed "inappropriate" on Memory Alpha, the "canon" Star Trek Wiki. As of October 2019, it has over 50,000 articles.
Category:2005 Wikis
Category:2000s Wikis
Category:2010s Wikis
Category:2020s Wikis
Category:Star Trek Websites