Hello World! I am a brand new member of ML Forums and going in it's clear to say that there has been a stagnation in the progress of development on 80D's update (We owe great debt to A1ex and Ant, and others who have already done such heavy lifting 
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Rather than complain about time or waste precious work towards production, I would love to help with debugging, and since the Hello World! feat has already been achieved, from this point on work is simple but arduous and long (to my understanding).
My only issue is that the bitbucket links to repositories all seem to be down in this forum? I have created an account to look at shared threads but all links to bitbuckets offering instructions on programming in the 80D section seem to be down. If a moderator or admin could kindly guide me to proper links I would be much obliged. I am not aware of the progress on the 80D given the quiet activity, I am only certain that I would love to take part in bringing all DIGIC6 units into compatibility with ML.
I know the resolution is tiny for the image (first time HTML display in a while) but this display was the general message for the bitbucket links.
The message reads: This link has no power here
.Rather than complain about time or waste precious work towards production, I would love to help with debugging, and since the Hello World! feat has already been achieved, from this point on work is simple but arduous and long (to my understanding).
My only issue is that the bitbucket links to repositories all seem to be down in this forum? I have created an account to look at shared threads but all links to bitbuckets offering instructions on programming in the 80D section seem to be down. If a moderator or admin could kindly guide me to proper links I would be much obliged. I am not aware of the progress on the 80D given the quiet activity, I am only certain that I would love to take part in bringing all DIGIC6 units into compatibility with ML.
I know the resolution is tiny for the image (first time HTML display in a while) but this display was the general message for the bitbucket links.
The message reads: This link has no power here