I found Harv's response the more entertaining one, however, lets do the point by point thing, using your outline.
1 (What I know about Merlancia):
What I know is all I need to know, you have made promises for a long time, and never delivered anything, except you sell some 68k market products and are a frequent subject of complaint by your customers. You say thats about to change, well good, when it changes, then it has changed. Until then, things are the same.
2 (Who is Merlancia)
That is more people than just you and your mom. Good..but it does not indicate a company that has a team of engineers working on new products, or even one engineer working on a new product.
3 (Comments on Amiga, Inc.)
Unlike some people who never admit when they are wrong, I have to concede this point. Everyone is equally qualified to criticize Amiga, Inc.
4 (Moobunny)
Moobunny did a great service to the Amiga community. You see, you were not defamed or slandered. As a lover of words, you should realize those words have specific meaning and imply dishonesty. Whether or not some tiny point could be criticized, I do not know, but the main thrust of the site was simply to show actual photographs of your operations. The word debunked was the accurate word to use, as you were divested of your pretentiousness.
5 (merlancia.com)
I was actually referring to merlanciausa.com, but either way you are wrong. It is wonderful to classify a web site as a work of art, but nevertheless a website is more than just form, it also has function.
Many large websites have some small glitches...but rarely does a professionally built site constantly assault its readership with dead ends and false navigation paths. It is a sign of an unprofessional site, and you've been in this habit for a long time. As a person who has worked on a moderately successful 2 mil+ e-commerce site, I know that this level of professionalism is unacceptable in the real world. Amiga, Inc. is no better. If some of the people in here think otherwise, goody for them, I think they do you a disservice by giving you false expectations.. the non-zealots will be negatively impressed by all the dead links, presumably you want someone to buy into your site.
6 (Who is your client)
Read back to point two, you confirm you are in the 68k market, a market you describe as being 'pitiful'.
Its always a bad sign when a person derides their own main source of business. You wish to call someone an idiot, fine, but the biggest people you consider to be idiots are your own customers for not being smart enough to abandon 68k already.
I don't think there is any danger I will be your customer. But I am a community member here at Amiga.org, and I will warn other community members that this merlancia hoax as been going on for years, and so far, the main thing you have done is sell a few classic Amiga products at high prices with frequent complaints by your own customers about your responsiveness.
I hope all amiga.org members will check out the moobunny articles and decide for themselves.