Thanks certainly looked like a reference about McEwen and Haynie's unsupported statements, how am I misreading that?

And Coldfire? It's only real advantage is an extremely low price. And if was going to pick something that I might code on with anything other than C or Python...I'd pick the CPU that was more similar to the 68K ISA.
Look, the Atari community didn't have a problem adopting a change that required recompilation or 68K JIT.

And the planned forking of MorphOS to the X64 ISA...if it wasn't for high level coding that would be such an alien environment.

OS3.1 source code floating around before broad dissemination in 2016?
Seems likely.

Oh, and that 68080 designation just bugs me. You mean the 68K based FPGA design?
Look, Signetics already screwed up the 68070 designation, so now the hobbyists are going to simply assume the next logically number in that sequence? OK. Whatever.