you must not have been following the IO.js saga so far... first they forked node, then began using semver, and very quickly got to 2.x and now 3.x. Merging wi

you must not have been following the IO.js saga so far... first they forked node, then began using semver, and very quickly got to 2.x and now 3.x. Merging with node just means now anyone using node can use whichever version they want, and future versions are officially part of node.