The CoCo wiki project was started on October 29, 2004. --OS-9 Al

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Here we can create pages for all the known CoCo folks, by category (programmers, hardware designers, writers, etc.) and any that register for accounts here can just link their personal info page to the page here. If that happens.

OS-9 Notables

• Chris Burke
• Kevin Darling
• Alan DeKok

Game Greats

• Steve Bjork
• Dave Dies

Other Folks

• Carl Boll - SysOp of ChiCoCo BBS and OS-9 advocate
• Eric Crichlow - Author of ShellMate and Gold Runner
• Al Dages
• Todd Earles - Microware employee
• Lawrence C. "Lonnie" Falk - Founder and publisher of Rainbow Magazine
• Wayne Green - Founder and publisher of 80-Micro, Hot Coco and other publications
• Marty Goodman - Famed CoCo columnist and hardware guru
• Scott Griepentrog
• Mike Haaland
• Joel Hegberg - Prolific CoCo and MM/1 software developer
• Gene Heskett - NitrOS-9 contributor
• Allen Huffman - Sub-Etha Software, CoCo Chronicles (CoCoFest reports).
• Paul Jerkatis
• Tim Jenison - author of CoCo Max 1, involved with DS-69 Digisector
• James Jones - Former Microware employee and Compiler Guru
• Mike Knudsen - Music man and author of UltiMuse
• Carl Kreider - OS-9 expert and creator of the AT-306
• Eddie Kuns
• Timothy Lindner
• Mark Marlette - CoCo hadware guru and founder of Cloud-9
• Terry Simons - Founder of Mid-Iowa Country & CoCo Club and a controversial figure in his day
• Chet Simpson
• R.C. Smith - Popular fest-goer and member of the Atlanta Computer Society
• John Strong - Founder of StrongWare
• Lee Veal - Proud owner of CoCo #00001
• Paul Ward - The man behind the MM/1
• David Wordell