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I don't see why it's bothering you all so much.
After all, you don't have to read every thread. It took you more time to come into this thread and complain that it would have done to mark it as read.
We should encourage as many old-time Amiga users who haven't touched the machine for years (e.g. me) to come back into the Amiga world, and we might not be up to speed on the latest Amiga trends or emulator basics.
Also, I am sure it is an asset to the community having people who have never used an emulator before at least emulating one and having fun on their "Virtual Amiga".
Isn't this what the emu scene is all about ? Having fun and keeping a no-longer-produced machine alive ?
We should not discourage or upset these so-called lamers as they may not bother joining the board. Thus the Amiga loses another potential user, and the chance to make someone else enjoy themselves with it's wonderful capabilities.
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