I'll try to say this as respectfully as possible - I do know you have good intentions with this, but surely you can see why people were attacking it?
You've come here, many times - asking very "green" questions. One recently was something simple like how to install a .library file on your real Amiga. Another was some basic info about '060 chips. That's great, and that's what A.org is for - getting answers. But...
Fast forward a few weeks, add one copy of MS Paint for your mock up of the device - and you're now a hardware engineer and software, capable of custom making chips, programming unique new operating system functions. Talking as if you duct taped together a 6502, a 68000, SID chips, stuff them in a shoebox, paint a controller on the shoebox and cut a few cartridge slots into it and call it a consumer ready product.
It doesn't really work that way. I didn't see your initial idea as a scam, per se - but I imagine many did. Drawing up a rectangle in MS paint, tacking the Amiga checkmark on it doesn't make it a viable product, and it doesn't make you a software or hardware engineer capable of even putting the basics behind this dream device together.
Sorry, just how I see it.
