and it just so happens that 2-3 best builders (by votes) in the community are playing on MF.
I can't believe nobody commented on this (mainly because people usually jump on statements like this), so I will. You did not get all those votes because you are the greatest builders, but because you are famous. This sadly is how it usually goes in votes/elections/whatever, and was also pointed out at various occasions, i.e. in the voting threads and on IRC discussions. At least one person even admitted to me that they voted for Dalmont's trade station just because he was famous, although they thought it didn't even fit the TG theme. I'm not trying to stir shit or discredit you as builders. You are fair builders, but using community votes as proof is really problematic here.
The (/a) point is that I'm under the impression a lot of people feel you mainly get recognition because you get recognition. You know, like celebrity news. "Oh, that guy went to a party, isn't that exciting? Nobody ever goes to parties, except him!!"
"You are granting us with a non-exclusive, permanent, irrevocable, unlimited license to use, publish, or re-publish your Content in connection with the Service. You retain copyright over the Content."
To the entity "Gamer Dock LTD", not to Schine. Also, a game trailer is not "in connection with the service".
My personal opinion on the original topic: I don't think it is, genenrally speaking, a problem if people who make some semi-official video only use their own ships. However, it becomes problematic when it's always the same guys making that stuff. It's not like the Steam release were some "oh, right, let's do this" panic reaction thing, it has been in the works for as long as I've been a tester. It would have been an option to ask the community as a whole if someone skilled wanted to participate (whithout mentioning details, of course), instead of secretly asking the people that are always asked. And yes, I know that this particular topic has been beaton to death. Seems to be prevailing, though.