Hot take: Memory Alpha being hosted on Wikia/Fandom instead of something run by the fans is a disgrace to the Star Trek fan base.
Hot take: Memory Alpha being hosted on Wikia/Fandom instead of something run by the fans is a disgrace to the Star Trek fan base.
I love this very much because I originally created the "Unnamed musical instruments" article at #MemoryAlpha more than 20 years ago... :-)
https://memory-alpha.fandom.com/wiki/Unnamed_musical_instrument
Oh hey. It’s #MemoryAlpha night. Where the definitive wiki gets its name.
@ramsey from #MemoryAlpha:
«When William T. Riker was hesitant to try gagh in 2365, Klag jokingly suggested that he might as well have one of the Klingon females breast feed him, thereby insulting him by comparing him to an infant. (TNG: "A Matter Of Honor")»
so, yes, I'd say they are canonically.
The realisation that many #canon nerds are looking to individual people in the real world as authorities has been enlightening. For them, its an executive branch of government, for me its the judicial one. Canon is explicit dialogue, the architecture of a building, etc. It's not implicit things like subtext or authorial intent.
For #startrek, what was Canon was whatever gets an in-universe article or section on #MemoryAlpha, which specifically excludes #wordofgod.