Trekipedia

Update: 30 June 2010

Added 57 entries to the Personnel section of the Library Computer. Notable additions include Jean-Luc Picard, Seven of Nine, T’Pol, Charles “Trip” Tucker III, Malcolm Reed, Hoshi Sato, and Travis Mayweather

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Update: 27 June 2010

Added 71 entries to the Personnel section of the Library Computer.
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Update: 26 June 2010

Added 43 entries to the Personnel section of the Library Computer.
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Update: 23 June 2010

Another 32 entries have been added to the Personnel section of the Library Computer.
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Update: 22 June 2010

Added 96 entries to the Personnel section of the Library Computer.
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Update: 21 June 2010

I’ve added 62 character biography pages to the Personnel section of the Library Computer today, in addition to the 29 that I’d added earlier this month. I also added a page listing all of the missions available to date in Star Trek Online, arranged in what I believe is the most logical order for the game’s storyline and minimal warp-speed travel time, though the game can be played in any order as the missions become available.
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Update: Behind-the-scenes work progressing

Though there hasn’t been much content added to the site recently, there will be a LOT of it in the not-too-distant future. For those who’d like a sneak peek, here’s some files I’m working on to organize things before posting them to Trekipedia:

• Spreadsheet of data
• Timeline file

Added Ships listing

A listing of more than 1200 ships has been added to the Library Computer section. Individual entries for the ships are being added, and more ships will be added to the list in the future.

Update 1 Oct 2009: Addendum

I added some more pages to the Delta Fleet fanfiction series. There are now separate pages for:

• Stories
• FAQ
• Cast
• Chronology
• Tech Manual

There’s still some more data to be added in the Tech Manual and Cast areas, but most of the data is now up.

Update 1 Oct 2009

I’ve added the rest of the “Thoughts” reviews by Thomas Lee.
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