>>> A-Eon has removed all reference to "AmigaONE" from their wiki,
>>> and changed everything "Amiga" to "Commodore Amiga".

>> No, only on the Wiki Main Page

> Wrong. Also on the X5000 page.

Indeed, thanks for correction, so it's 2 pages. Btw, "all reference to "AmigaONE" from their wiki" is still wrong.

> Why do you even bother trying to follow any of this, Andreas?

Only for one reason: To expose your bullshit whenever I think you talk bullshit ;-)
Any follow-up on your story about the emails having been exhibited on June 9, btw?

> You seem unwilling to look at anything but unimportant details.

I fully believe you that this is what it may seem to you :-)

> Then a week later you'll demand a link to something I've shown you today,
> because you missed it

Any past example of this, i.e. me demanding a link from you to something you've shown me before because I missed it?

> Cloanto buy Amiga.

According to the latest filings: Most copyrights -> Cloanto Corp., whereas trademarks plus some other copyrights -> C-A Acquisition

> - Hyperion emails to Amiga suddenly appear in the court case,
> showing that Ben used Monard's name while threatening them.
> - Ben is found to be no longer employed by Monard some time later.

This is where I think you got the chronology wrong. The departure from Monard happened in May or June. I've seen so far no evidence the emails were exhibited before July. Have you?

> A-Eon start removing Amiga references.

I wouldn't consider changing "Amiga" to "Commodore Amiga" as "removing Amiga references". What actually happened is adding "Commodore" references, and removing "AmigaOne" references on 2 pages (main page and X5000 page) while retaining them on 6 other pages.