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| − | The [[Trekkies]] and the [[Warsies]] were the belligerents in this not-quite-war | + | The [[Trekkies]] and the [[Warsies]] were the belligerents in this not-quite-war. It took a diplomatic note from both Starfleet Command and the 501st Legion to the people involved – the '''Treaty of Algeron'''<ref>"Stop being dickheads and play nice, already!"</ref> - to get things under control. |
==Repercussions== | ==Repercussions== | ||
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Outside of Tranquility Base, Port Luna's greatest claim to fame is that it was the site of the November 2009 Tomed Incident, the bar-brawl-turned-riot that still stands as the largest and most violent interfactional dispute in Fenspace's history.[1]
History
The Trekkies and the Warsies were the belligerents in this not-quite-war. It took a diplomatic note from both Starfleet Command and the 501st Legion to the people involved – the Treaty of Algeron[2] - to get things under control.
Repercussions
The Tomed Incident encouraged a number of Fen, including a large number of Fivers, to act as unofficial peacemakers between factions. This, and the example of the Tomed Incident itself, made answering the question of "ownership" of Ganymede a far more peaceful process than anyone expected.
The incident was also held up as a major reason for all factions to accept the Kandor Treaty that formalized the Fenspace Convention.
Notes
- ↑ Assuming one doesn't count the Boskonians as a faction, in which case the Tomed Incident is dwarfed by the Boskone War.
- ↑ "Stop being dickheads and play nice, already!"
