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I recently read a post from 2005 when you were attempting to compile a list of active Commodore clubs. Did this ever happen? Is it on line somewhere?
I have a link on the Fresno Commodore User Group page that was good when I created it, but is now dead; FYI it was http://home1.gte.net/longrj2/cpsl/clubs.html. I found another link from the same person (Roger Long), but it is obviously outdated; lists a number of clubs I know are defunct.

By the way, why does a Commodore site not recognized Commodore as a valid word?

Thanks

FresnoDick wrote:I recently read a post from 2005 when you were attempting to compile a list of active Commodore clubs. Did this ever happen? Is it on line somewhere?

I vaguely remember something about that, but I never compiled such a list.

I have a link on the Fresno Commodore User Group page that was good when I created it, but is now dead; FYI it was http://home1.gte.net/longrj2/cpsl/clubs.html. I found another link from the same person (Roger Long), but it is obviously outdated; lists a number of clubs I know are defunct.

Do you mean the list at http://www.iaswww.com/apr/Computers/Sys ... er_Groups/ ?

By the way, why does a Commodore site not recognized Commodore as a valid word?

A riddle? Why did the chicken cross the road?!?!

Truly,

Robert, it was not the link you posted, but that one is also obviously outdated. If we ever do put together such a list (BIG IF), let us vow to show the date it was last updated, so ten years from now it won't look like it was just posted.

The Fresno Commodore User Group has seized the opportunity, leaped into the breach left by others, and created a current page listing active Commodore clubs. It's dismayingly short, and hopefully others will be able to contribute additional information.

http://www.dickestel.com/commactive.htm