Should the Star Trek Universe still go on, and if so in what direction should it

take? There is going to be another movie, and some want to know about "young" Kirk, others want the new movie to be the Next Generation, or maybe others from the Star Trek Universe such as Voyager or Deep Space Nine crews.

For those who are big fans and read the novels as well as see the shows, watch the movies, etc, what direction should the Star Trek Universe take? What time line should it follow? What if any area should be an area of focus? Should the movies be individualized, example, maybe an historical view of Vulcans, or Klingons?

Many fans are familiar to some degree of who those notable figures are in the other races of Star Trek, or when those historic moments happened, could you watch a movie that say was on the founding of the Empire, the story of Kahless? With no humans in it?

The story of Surak, and how the Vulcans and Romulans parted ways over the choices of logic, or emotions? Again a story with no humans.

Would you watch such a movie? Can individual movies like this hold up or would only the truest fans go to watch them? And if only the die hard fans watched would it generate the revenue to be worth making?

Or should it be made into a Made for TV Movie?

Peter David did something that most authors of the Star Trek books didn't do, instead of working with the most established characters of Picard's, or Janeway's, or Kirk's crews, he used glimpses of some Next Generation characters such as Picard, and Jellico, and then using the character of Dr. Selar from TNG as crew memember he created a new Captain, and new crew, this series is great, I was wondering if another crew, captain, could be created, and if so would it be accepted either for movie or series?