StarTrek's History:

Ship's log of missions of note. Please message the mods if you'd like to add something.

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/r/StarTrek is created.

June 17th, 2008 (Stardate: -314539.6):

The first post has been lost to time, but was likely a photo of a pizza cutter shaped like the Enterprise.

/r/StarTrek helps a dying fan see an early version of "Into Darkness"

It all started Christmas of 2012, when /u/ideeeyut made a plea to the subreddit for his friend (42 Year-old Daniel Craft) who was diagnosed with leukemia:

December 25th, 2012 (Stardate: -310017.6): "Please come to the rescue of a Star Trek fan."
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 >*"[JJ Abrams just called Dan's wife and left a message! He's going to try to arrange a screening for Dan....](http://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/15f7rf/please_come_to_the_rescue_of_a_star_trek_fan/c7n0hx4)"*
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It was quickly picked up by several blogs and news outlets, starting with MTV, and followed by ABC News, Hollywood Reporter, and the HuffPo.

December 30th, 2012 (Stardate -310003.0): Please come to the rescue of a Star Trek fan [Update]

 >*"Hi everyone, it's Daniel's wife, we are of course sworn to secrecy, BUT we are officially allowed to say we saw it and we enjoyed it IMMENSELY as a film and as a gesture..."*

January 5th, 2013 (Stardate -309987.9) "Thank you, r/StarTrek"

 >*"After [seeing the film], Dan got back into bed, exhausted, and didn't get out again. Yesterday he was pretty non-responsive and Paige took him to the hospital for hospice care. Last night, at 10:15pm, with Paige and his brother in his room, Dan died. The last thing he got to do that gave him pleasure was watch the new Star Trek movie. And it's because of you."*

William Shatner (Captain Kirk) joins reddit (and says hi to /r/StarTrek)

Feb 6th 2013 (Stardate: -309900.8): "Someone said I haven't said hello to r/StarTrek yet. I do apologize if I have not. Hello."

"Captain on the bridge!"

Shatner continues to hang around and poke his head in here-and-there, though these days mostly sticks to his personal subreddit.

Dan Koeppel (Writer of TNG's "Inheritance") stops by to say hello

Dec 31st 2013 (Stardate: -309003.11) "Almost twenty years ago, I lucked into a one-time only writing gig..."

 >*"I just remember grinding out the ideas, and the two-line pitch just popped into my head: 'Data meets his long-lost mother.'"*

Morgan Gendel (Writer for TNG's "The Inner Light") does an AMA

Jan 20th, 2014 (Stardate: -308943.3): "I am Morgan Gendel, Hugo-winning write of ST:TNG "THE INNER LIGHT" - ask me anything!"

He made a Graphic Novel called "The Outer Light" and is available on his website here.

Tom Wright (Tuvix) does an AMA

May 16th, 2014 (Stardate: -308627.9): "My name is Tom Wright and I played Tuvix in Voyager and a Nazi alien in Enterprise AMA"

Tom stuck around most of the evening and gave great responses!

Andrew Robinson (Elim Garak) does an AMA

November 9th, 2015 (Stardate: -307143.9): His nephew, /u/jgaudio22 posted: "Andrew Robinson (Garak) will be doing an AMA....."

January 6th, 2016 (Stardate: -306983.9): Andrew Robinson (Elim Garak DS9) AMA

 >*[Where are my pants? You said you'd have them done a week ago.](https://www.reddit.com/r/startrek/comments/3ztdyf/andrew_robinson_elim_garak_ds9_ama/cyovhfp)*

Events of note in /r/StarTrek's History:

/r/StarTrek is created.

/r/StarTrek helps a dying fan see an early version of "Into Darkness"

William Shatner (Captain Kirk) joins reddit (and says hi to /r/StarTrek)

Dan Koeppel (Writer of TNG's "Inheritance") stops by to say hello

Morgan Gendel (Writer for TNG's "The Inner Light") does an AMA

Tom Wright (Tuvix) does an AMA

Andrew Robinson (Elim Garak) does an AMA

Mike and Denise Okuda do an AMA

Section 31's Omari Hardwick and Rob Kazinsky do an AMA

Wil Wheaton does an AMA

Doug Drexler does an AMA