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This might come off as rather mean, and possibly trolling, but my question is this:
Is the look and feel of your website, and other material, part of a carefully crafted style, or is it more... haphazard?

I ask because your official website has a very busy and disorganized look & feel. It is reminiscent of the early days of the Internet, where amateurish self-taught web designers would throw something together rather quickly (sometimes called "geocities style", involve animated gifs, mismatching colors, etc.). Similarly the cover of your latest album ( Seeking Major Tom ) looks like a Photoshop Disaster, with the perspective of your head not matching the space suit, and various objects clumsily composited together.

Overall this looks somewhat rough and sloppy, especially considering how wealthy and well-known you are as a celebrity. Surely you must be able to achieve a higher production value if that were something important to you. Is this look and feel intentional? A way to seem less grandiose and therefore to connect with fans more closely? Or is it something else?

Wait - what happens to the Chipmunk mp3s?

That's where Shatner comes in :)

Nope. Look at my other recent comments for this article. Two out of three unpaid recursive DNS server implentors agree: DNS is a monster.

The third one may or may not hate DNS; I have just shot him an email seeing whether DNS gets a rotten tomatoes score of 33% or 0%.

Note for the trolls: People who judge DNS without having written their own recursive DNS server are like people who judge a movie based on its preview. Asking a BIND developer what they think of DNS is like asking a certain director what they think of Star Trek V.

- Sam

Hey idiots. You can answer most of these questions at his official site.

Ask something detailed or original.

Seriously, Kirk just got many more women than any other ST character in any series. Where did that mojo come from, and where can I buy it online?

BTW his official site is: www.williamshatner.com/ (predictably). It answeres many of the "what have you been up to" questions.

[Full disclosure - my company provides co-location services for williamshatner.com.]