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This is a fiction/fan codex: entries describe an in-universe canon. Our audits check canon and internal consistency — external fact-checking does not apply the way it does on real-subject codexes.
Last full accuracy audit: 2026-07-27 · 30 entries checked · 18 flagged · 31 issues confirmed · 18 corrected · 13 still open
Uhura — The claim that Uhura's kiss was the first interracial kiss on American network television requires qualification (e.g., 'scripted') as earlier unscripted instances existed.
Deanna Troi — Deanna Troi left Starfleet Academy before graduating and was not a classmate of Will Riker; they met there but she departed early to pursue counseling.
Deanna Troi — During Enterprise-E service (Star Trek: Nemesis), Troi and Riker were engaged but unmarried; their marriage took place after the TNG film era, confirmed in Star Trek: Picard Season 3.
Klingon Empire — The Treaty of Algeron was signed between the United Federation of Planets and the Klingon Empire in 2311, not the Romulans.
Dominion — The Romulan Star Empire joined the Dominion War in late 2374, not late 2375 (the war ended in 2375).
Dominion — The Dominion's offensive did not begin with a devastating attack on the Klingon Empire; their first major aggression was the takeover of Cardassia (late 2372/early 2373), which subsequently led to conflict with the Klingons.
Klingon Empire History — The D'k tahg is a standard weapon used by all Klingon warriors and symbolizes honor, whereas the Sword of Kahless is the specific artifact directly associated with Kahless the Unforgettable.
Klingon Empire History — Worf served as Ambassador to the Federation and later as an Advisor/General to Chancellor Gowron, but he was never formally a voting member of the Klingon High Council.
Earth Eugenics Wars — The entry incorrectly states 'approximately 500 to 600' Augments were created; main canon (TV/Movies) either leaves the number unknown or specifies 84 in Star Trek Into Darkness.
Earth Eugenics Wars — The entry implies Khan Noonien Singh was the sole leader/antagonist of all factions, whereas canon establishes there were multiple Augment dictators ruling different regions during the Eugenics Wars.
Phasers — The text states Type-3 units require two hands to stabilize; in TOS canon, Type III phaser rifles were frequently operated one-handed by crew members such as Captain Kirk.
Phasers — Type-1 phasers are described as fitting within wristbands or pockets; standard Type-I phasers (TOS era) were pocket-sized handhelds, whereas wrist-mounted versions are distinct variants often associated with later eras.
Cloaking Device — The entry incorrectly states Klingon technology evolved in the 23rd century to allow firing without decloaking; canon establishes that Klingon vessels required decloaking to fire during the 23rd century (e.g., Star Trek VI: The Undiscovered Country, 2293), wit
Cloaking Device — The entry incorrectly implies the Klingon Empire acquired Romulan cloaking technology in 2311; canon indicates they possessed the technology prior to that date (as seen in TOS era episodes from the 2260s), and the Treaty of Algeron was signed in 2311 in respon
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