dpeterson

I just had an internal discussion at my company and it seems I've been wrong for 15 years thinking NIO or java.nio stands for non-blocking i/o. In fact, I've been told it does in fact stand for New I/O. I'm just wondering what HN folks have to say about this. Surprising? Still up for debate? Or is it cut and dry that NIO stands for New I/O?

I recently purchased (September) a number of marketplace extensions from Webkul for Magento. A new version of Magento just came out and I asked if my recent purchases will be compatible with the new version. The response I received: "Hi Dean Peterson,

Greetings of the Day!!

I would like to inform you that as of now, the Marketplace Module is not compatible with the Magento 2.3. We are upgrading all of our Magento 2 Extensions to Magento 2.3 version. Once modules are available, we will provide a free upgrade on modules purchased after 30 November 2018.

Thanks for contacting Webkul. Please feel free to contact if you have any query, we are just a ticket reply away.

Thanks & Regards"

I purchased the extensions because their own documentation says they provide updates for life for free: https://marketplace.webkul.com/knowledgebase/provide-module-updates/ I also took a screenshot for when they inevitably scrub that: https://d1lu8vbgap5ai0.cloudfront.net/webkulscreenshot.png

What is the best way to report this kind of false advertising?