[Coco] wikipedia entry

[Boisy G. Pitre]

Roger,

I find it hard to believe that you didn't know how to do this.  The answer to your question is readily available within two clicks and a search:

1. At the page, click View History at the top.
2. At the history page, click 500 to get the maximum number of history entries
3. Search the resulting page for the keyword "bluetooth".  I got this: entry

 11:35, 14 February 2009 Diego bf109 (talk | contribs) (52,466 bytes) (→Community development: added bluetooth) (undo)
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Boisy G. Pitre
http://www.tee-boy.com/

On Mar 25, 2011, at 11:43 AM, Roger Taylor wrote:

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> Can someone tell me where I can find out who entered or edited the following entry at wikipedia ?  The way it is worded could be misinterpreted as Cloud-9 offering a bluetooth pak, even though a comma is used to separate what new hardware gadgets are available out there.  I want to add my own line that clarifies who produces such a pak.
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> Thanks
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> Community development
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> A group of computer hobbyists continue to develop new hardware and software for the machine. Each Spring, the Glenside CoCo Club in the <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chicago>Chicago area hosts an annual CoCoFest gathering. At the 2007 event, the arcade game <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Donkey_Kong_%28video_game%29>Donkey Kong was ported from the original Z80 code to the CoCo's 6809 by CoCo programmer John Kowalski. Using code translation and emulation techniques, the end result was the actual Donkey Kong game running on a 512K CoCo 3. Other hardware releases include a SuperIDE from <http://www.cloud9tech.com>Cloud-9, which enables using modern drives on the CoCo, including <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Compact_Flash>Compact Flash cards, and a bluetooth serial pack.
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