An added benefit of posting comics stuff to c/startrek is that those posts automatically receive a #startrek hashtag on Mastodon (some restrictions apply), so there's a higher chance to get engagement from that platform.
Why the everloving fuck aren't they identifying the owner?
The image is hosted on imgur - could your instance be blocking it somehow?
We ran a regular comics discussion for a while, but there wasn't a lot of engagement at the time.
My personal feeling is that I'd like to see more comics and Treklit discussion on c/startrek before splintering anything off into its own community, but I'm also very interested to hear what others think!
Yeah, Crave won the first round of the Canadian streaming wars, and Shomi was shut down.
I think it goes without saying - or it should - that watching it through official channels is better for the longevity of the show, if that's an option where you live.
not sure why they’re dropping the ball on this one.
My best guess is that the season 1 ratings on the CTV Sci-Fi channel weren't great, and despite being a massive media conglomerate, they don't really have a "kids' channel" to put it on instead.
There has been no official announcement regarding the launch of season 2 of Prodigy in Canada on CTV or any other platform, including Netflix and Paramount+.
This isn't entirely true. Prodigy-related news releases on startrek.com used to say that the series would be available on CTV.ca and the CTV app - that language disappeared around June.
At this point, I think CTV simply isn't going to release it, despite being the sole license holder
Assuming you're in the Netherlands, season 1 is apparently available on SkyShowtime, with season 2 "coming soon."
It occurs to me that they're referring to the headline, which...yeah, okay.
Not everything needs to be ranked.
In this case, I think it would have been weird not to include Korby.
I don't know when it will actually be released, but I think the Lemmy devs are actively working on a post-tagging system. Once it's in place, we will probably figure out how it might best be used in our communities.