LOCKED SCRIPT AxaMonitor obtained the unseen version of the Axanar script named in CBS/Paramount’s copyright lawsuit. Filmmaker Jody Wheeler wrote our review, which was the most-read article of the month.

10. Axanar Launches New Fulfillment Platform
9. Why Star Trek–Horizon’s Success Matters
8. Discovery-Axanar Speculation Fuels Spurious Debate
7. Axanar Supporters’ Report Critiques Fan Film Guidelines
6. Donors Complain Company Spammed Using Axanar List
5. Former Axanar Officer Served with Subpoena
4. Axanar Accuses Horizon of Buying Views
3. ‘Prelude’ Director's Deposition Postponed
2. Not Much Progress Toward Settlement
1. The 'Locked' Axanar Screenplay: A Review
* The list does not include the AxaMonitor home page and news digest, which is normally the most visited page on the site.

NOTES

• READING TIME The No. 1 article, Jody Wheeler’s review of the August 2015 Axanar script famously called “locked” by Alec Peters, attracted an average view time of six minutes, two seconds. In short-attention-span Internet time, that’s miraculous! The second-longest view time this month was for Top Story No. 8, our analysis of the erroneous belief that Star Trek: Discovery lifted story concepts from Axanar, which logged an average of five minutes, 26 seconds.
• LAWSUIT NEWS remained popular, with stories on stalled settlement progress and AxaMonitor‘s exclusive coverage of Prelude director Christian Gossett’s subpoena and its clues about the plaintiff’s evolving case.

The Next 10 Stories

Here are the next 10 most popular stories on AxaMonitor this past month:
11. Axanar Timeline
12. Axanar Myths
13. Axanar's Merchandise
14. Axanar (Film)
15. The Art and Science of Buying YouTube Views
16. Fan Film Guidelines Aftermath
17. July-August Top 10 Articles
18. Axanar is Broke, Peters Claims
19. What's Up With the Perks?
20. AxaMonitor's Frequently Asked Questions

MOST-READ The story behind actor Tony Todd's departure from Axanar remains the most popular article we’ve published to date.

As we passed through the dog days of summer, AxaMonitor saw its readership growth slow down a bit. Since AxaMonitor launched in February, we’ve had 23,490 readers visit 50,682 times, reading 87,294 pages.

Biggest day this month: Tuesday, September 13, as word spread on the Web about Jody Wheeler’s review of what Alec Peters called the “locked” final script. AxaMonitor recently obtained a copy.

With a Twitter audience in excess of 103,200 this past month these were @AxaMonitor‘s top posts:

NEWS THAT former CTO Terry McIntosh was served with a subpoena seeking Axanar documents led @AxaMonitor's tweets for the month.

Biggest Day on Twitter this month, was our exclusive September 3 report of the subpoena served on former Axanar chief technologist, Terry McIntosh, with an audience of 9,167 (9% of total impressions for the month — nearly 3x the daily average).

Interestingly, this month the day with the biggest audience was overshadowed by a higher number of engagements (i.e., link clicks, retweets, likes and replies) on September 10, the day we tweeted about our coverage of Axanar selling its donor mailing list to a third party, which then spammed them with advertising.

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