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| Remerciements | Je tiens à remercier ici les personnes de bonne volonté qui m'ont aidée dans la création de ce site.
- MSZ-006C1, alias EHH, alias Cmdr TAKEDA Jun-Ichi, celui grâce à qui l'EIG a vu le jour, car je trouvais trop dommage que ces explications disparaissent à jamais.
- Benoît, pour sa liste de liens.
- Chief Dundee, créateur du logo que vous voyez en 1ère page de ce site.
- Manu_4BB9A, Optimus "Laurent" Prime, et Jean-Philippe, pour leur soutien en général et leur disponibilité dans le domaine dépannage informatique.
- Laurent "Aldweb", créateur de Miniportail sous lequel fonctionne ce site, pour la gentillesse et la rapidité avec laquelle il a bien voulu modifier ce dernier quelques jours à peine après la sortie de la version 2.3.
- Aux contributeurs du newsgroup nzn.fr.series.star-trek, pour leur soutien, en général.
(Que ceux que j'ai oubliés se fassent connaître, ce sera dû uniquement à ma cervelle d'oiseau et non au manque de reconnaissance.)
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| DS9 et Defiant | (Pour voir les images avec une taille plus raisonnable, cliquez sur celles-ci)
La mise en service de la base Deep Space Nine a non seulement affirmé l'absence de couleur dans notre belle Fédération, mais a, de plus, imposé le gris comme référence absolue pour la décoration intérieure. Quand j'en ai fait la remarque a un sympathisant de la non-couleur, il m'a fait remarquer que la station avait été conçue par et pour les Cardassiens, et que le gris allait mieux à leur teint. Soit. Mais sommes-nous des cardassiens ? Notre teint à nous est-il réellement mis en valeur par le gris ? Devons-nous nous présenter à l'univers sous un teint blafard sous prétexte que les cardassiens sont avantagés par le gris, en ignorant superbement l'ensemble des peuples de la Fédération, qui, eux, ont le teint mis en valeur par des couleurs plus franches ?
Deep Space Nine :
(La guilde des designers de Starfleet est très puissante. Ayant eu vent de mon projet, elle s'est empressée de faire disparaître toute image utilisable de l'intérieur de la station. Ne nous laissons pas faire ! Je suis sûre que certains d'entre-vous connaissent des lieux de stockage de ces images (= sites Internet) et pourrait m'en donner le code d'accès (= URL) à cette adresse) Heureusement, ils n'ont pu cacher toutes les images du Defiant. Niark, niark.
Defiant :
   
(les images, retouchées par mes soins, ont été trouvées sur le site Star Trek in sound and vision , que je conseille à tous)
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