An important endeavor.
Not exactly a bragging point.
My own thoughts on emulation are as follows: If you own a physical Mac and have copied its ROM into an emulator, I'm not going to stand over and go "now now, little Jimmy, that's illegal -- but the 68kMLA isn't the place for information on how to get started emulating. (Both because transmitting these ROMs over the Internet isn't legal in my location, and it sounds like even less about it is legal in some of yours, and because the focus of this forum really is on the 68k Mac hardware. (Well, and PowerPC.)
Just like in the case of a physical Mac, it's up to me to presume you are licensed properly for the OS and applications that are running on that system, and it's up to you not to make me believe otherwise by posting a link to a download where the bits can be transmitted illegally and used unlicensed, or boasting about your archive. (Unless it's an extremely well-known example of software that has truly been released as freeware by its copyright-holder.) (But nobody seems to like Corel WordPerfect 3.5e)
The very real threat of litigation forces my hand on this issue until the laws get changed, and unfortunately that's unlikely to happen without somebody spending a whole lot of money, and probably fighting the existing laws in court.