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Seriously, with the devastating defeat to the Borg and the Borg uni-matrix, you would have thought that Voyager would have took home some extras cubes, or at least Spheres or Probes as souvenirs. The Borg wouldn't of noticed that those ships weren't Borg, and Starfleet would have gotten some killer Victory Royales against the Borg. Plus, what Starfleet officer wouldn't want to serve aboard a Borg cube? It's not like they're scary, with a lot of points for people to people to fall down, and the abundance of entertainment and personal space on this ship really provides an awesome, no risk and no assimilation whatsoever experience! So why didn't Starfleet employ more Borg Cubes instead of spamming the space bar and blowing them up without second thought?

Just so people are aware, on the Tribble Test Server, a STO reddit user discovered a new leaked mission on the Tribble Test Server relating to the next season. Earlier, I tried to access it, but could not find it so their isn't really much danger going there, However, the may be danger scrolling throughout communities like subreddits (which I'd imagine most don't use here, I only used it to access more info on what is happening), or forums. If you do not want content to be spoiled, consider avoiding the sites for a short while.

Edit: Just let STOers know do not access sector space in tribble if avoiding spoilers! There is a potential (nevertheless minor) spoiler there!

So I was looking at the skulls from Picard Season 2 Episode 2, and when I came across Commodore Y'Shi's, I recognized something familiar on the nameplate. Turns out it was the Voth Symbol seen in "Distant Origin" (Season 3 Episode 23). So, I got the design from Star Trek Design Project, and flipped it and there it is. The Saurian Symbol on Commodore Y'Shi's plate (from the Confederation Timeline) is the Voth Symbol turned 180 degrees. I don't know if this was intentional (probably is) or not, but fun easter egg.

Also sorry for the horrible picture, threw it together in paint quickly without caring for neat design.