Editing Newsletter/Spring 2007 (section)

=== Q1 ===
'''''Of all the species on Star Trek Freedom which one is your favorite and why?'''''

I have many favourites but I must confess to a weak spot for the Borg, I dunno they just seem so cold & malevolent. I guess they remind me of being scared shitless by the Daleks & the Cybermen when I was a kid.  Ahhh, the good ol days. [[User:dolphin20pl1|Alan Reading]]

I always like the Xenolithe[[http://www.startrekfreedom.com/database/science/xenolithe.html]], the games own creation and quite detailed, I like them! [[User:sysop|Anthony Keen]]

My all time favorite canon species has always been (of course!) the [[The Horta Report|Horta]] and number two would be the [[Vulcan]]s. I get a huge kick out of looking at the universe and us humans through a more alien mindset. It gives a fresher perspective on what we percieve as life and ourselves, using differing philosophies. -[[herbalsheila]]

Trill. I didn't start watching DS9 till series 5, so I am still discovering more of the back story day by day [[User:Nymes|Nymes]]

Andorians! Is there anyone who doesn't love those cool antennae? ;) [[Vaela P'Tammah|Gajendra]]

OK, folks, call me boring, but here’s one for the Humans! Humans are the most varied, fascinating, and flexible race of all, even in the Star Trek context. After all, despite their failings, they did bring all the rest together, right? Klingons run a tight second, with Caitians right on their leathery heels. -[[GrannyGM]]

For me it's the Bajorans. An ancient, cultural and deeply spiritual people who broke out of their hidebound caste system and joined together to fight their invaders for 60-odd years and who eventually forced them (against all odds) to leave. To their determination and spiritualism you can add resourcefulness, courage and sheer bloody-minded refusal to admit defeat and knuckle under to their oppressors no matter what the cost or how long it took. - [[User:Rivers|Liz Geuken]]