I sent out the notification from my @heroku.com email, and not from an auto mailer. We have the capability and do send out system wide emails, but I wanted to p

I sent out the notification from my @heroku.com email, and not from an auto mailer. We have the capability and do send out system wide emails, but I wanted to personally field any questions or concerns directly. No one has indicated that they cannot migrate their app at all. A few have told me that they are not the original developers, but we haven't run into that exact situation. We do have http://partners.heroku.com http://partners.heroku.com available for contract if someone truly was non-technical. Even then, the experience of hiring contractors for a few hours to work on an app that has been running for the last 4+ years shouldn't be too bad. Even in microsoft's case, longer support lifetimes still don't mean infinite support lifetimes. People still need to migrate and un-necessarily prolonging the migration can make it much-much harder. To read up more on our deprecation and sunsetting policies check out my last blog post: http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2012/9/24/sunsetting-and-deprecation/ http://blog.heroku.com/archives/2012/9/24/sunsetting-and-dep...