Subject: Re: www.6502.org
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Michael Naberezny writes ...
> 
> www.6502.org is a free resource for enthusiasts of the 6502
> microprocessor.  It has the largest collection of links to 6502 resources,
> datasheets for any 65xx family part, homebuilt projects, development
> tools, and more.
> 
> If you write programs or build hardware for the 6502 microprocessor,
> please check out the site.  It's relatively new and we'd like to get
> feedback about its format and content, and also suggestions and
> contributions.
> 
 ....

     Looks like a nice 6502 resource. The site has been added to the Apple II
FAQs 'Major Sites' list at ... 

http://home.swbell.net/rubywand/A2FAQs4MAJORSITES.html


Rubywand