The AtariAge account mentioned happened over four years ago, plus I had not attempted to create accounts for almost 3 years now. It was obvious I was no longer able to have civil conversations there about my games, and discussions now happen on here, Atari.IO, Facebook, and YouTube.
There are no special rules from email services about having accounts. How many different email accounts do you have? Everyone I know have multiple email accounts they use for various reasons, separate for work, business, romance, pleasure. I cannot tell you how many times I used a different account to sign up for something because I don't want my business accounts to be spam jammed.
Myself and Video61 receive emails and seems to be ongoing possible coming from thug Atari community members that I had prior problems with on AtariAge. I have discovered many associations over the years and I know of your association with Albert, the late KJMANN, and others. I receive emails requesting to buy game binaries, about packaging, about us selling on cartridge. Lance receives email requests to buy boards and shells, attempts to scam him, etc. I am glad I did not sell someone any ROMs because last year I discovered that bootleg game binaries were being sold that belong to Video61 and AtariAge. Don't worry, that account was terminated.

What is happening to me lately is that I have been busy working on various Atari 8-bit, 5200, and 7800 games. I would love to continue supporting the 8-bit platform with new games, and do have several lined up in various stages of development. Despite the bullying I have received over the years, I still strive to move forward. I make enough from royalties and games sell good enough to continue. I have taken down those other accounts many months ago because they are no longer necessary. I know I have many followers, fans, and royal customers that want to see good stuff come from me, and it is better to continue to move towards a positive image.

FlashJazzCat, it is great to see you. Looks like you have been doing some interesting stuff with VBXE and Side3. If that makes you more comfortable, you will not receive any more emails from that account. I will go back to just using it for signing up these "free services" so my primary account does not get spammed.
I have been busy working on new games for the last few months. Last month, I got around to adding a few updates to Secretum Labyrinth Dark Castles. Video61 will be testing this game this week. I would like to finally get this game to market. I think I tinkered with it a little too much.
I am now making games across different Atari Platforms. Porting to 5200 just requires some modifications to port. 7800 porting is getting more involved.

I'd like to keep what's going on in the Atari scene. I write a lot of games and I like to talk to people about them and what they like to play. Avoid getting into keyboard wars that go off topic about the game. Perhaps I'll start writing about my specific game projects in the software 8-bit software here. I will try to use simple phrases that are easy to translate.

Chciałbym zachować to, co dzieje się na scenie Atari. Piszę wiele gier i lubię rozmawiać z ludźmi o nich i o tym, w co lubią grać. Unikaj wdawania się w wojny na klawiaturę, które odbiegają od tematu gry. Być może zacznę pisać o moich konkretnych projektach gier w oprogramowaniu 8-bitowym tutaj. Postaram się używać prostych zwrotów, które są łatwe do przetłumaczenia.

Jonathan, it is good to see you. Those are some interesting things you are posting here. One voice will serve myself in future communications here going forward. I will be that voice.
The reason why I recently resumed some work on Secretum Labyrinth Dark Castles, and X-Craft (Game for 5200) is that Lance and I decided it is coming to time to finally put this game out on cartridge. I looked into doing some improvements to help the game. Starting with the very thing that started all the trouble on AtariAge four years ago, I looked into what can be done about the sound gap issue. It is doubtful that a barely noticeable sound gap will a major impact on sales. Other graphics, sound, and game play improvements are being looked into as long as it remains minor to where it will need to go through addition extensive beta testing. The group of beta testers work with Video61 wish to remain anonymous to avoid problems. They are not those other accounts, as Jonathan alleges.
I have taken the other account down, and been remaining offline for months now, as I know that it causes friction between my self and a group of AtariAge members. I just use my main accounts on here and Facebook.
I wish to bury the hatchet and maintain a truce, and go our separate ways.
I am aware that the price of the cartridges is the main source of friction between myself and AtariAge members. The game not available for free of digital downloads. Some games not having demo's. A demo has been available for Secretum Labyrinth series, that I do update when I feel that I need to demonstrate something new going on.

Lance (Video61) never supported what is going on, and this is about Lance's business interests. Lance does business with customers who are also on Atari Area, AtariAge, Atari.IO. Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, etc. Lance has been made aware of many things.
To become a criminal case, a person using fake accounts would have to involve direct threats, stalking, identity theft, doxxing, pornography or derogatory statements (regarding nationality, race, religion, etc.). Would need to be using different aliases to scam people, pass along unauthorized materials, or trading contraband materials. Any defamation case may become null and void as both parties appears both sides were harassing and defaming each other.
Since some Facebook posts did not mention specific names, events, groups, forums, etc, and were only posted on their own wall (account timeline), appear ambitious, and someone else reposted it with their opinion, it becomes a matter of interpretation.

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The reason illegal 6502 codes won't work with 65816 and other similar processors is that these codes are needed for different instructions. The programs I create stick to the standard 6502 code. It's better to make the products available to a wide market, not limited to certain Atari models.
I come here looking for answers and talking to members. The struggle here takes more time to find information.

OK. I remember what I was trying to do a few years ago. I needed the XBIOS source code so, I can add my piece of code to prompt the user for the file name. The program will save or load the game files from there using XBIOS. I can assemble the routine call it when the player wants to save their game progress.

The program currently uses a function that directly writes to disk sectors with no file names. The users will just format a separate diskette with nothing else on it, just for the game files. I have concerns that someone will accidentally put in a disk with other important files on it

Istnieje nieskończona liczba argumentów, które nigdy nie mają zwycięskiej strony. Musiałem zadać pytania gdzie indziej, aby uzyskać odpowiedzi.
Zostaw tę cipkę mnie, sam sobie z nim poradzę.

I wanted to create a game progress save using XBIOS on a game cartridge. You need to save files like "Save1.gsf", "Save2.gsf", etc. I don't want to load DOS into memory because the game is already using the same memory. XBIOS may be the solution. Can XXL provide anything?

Programmer may want to look over the source code and see what is going on with PORTB (54017,$D301) writes. Compy, Rambo, and U1B all work different.