The information on there is contradicting as well. On one hand it says sellers have 10 days from the release of the new engine version, on the other it says 10 days after being contacted by the marketplace. The problem isn’t the 10 days though, it’s the lack of notification. More importantly the change with Epic no longer toggling compatibility for packs that 99.9% of the time have no issues with newer versions due to their nature. (such as environment packs). Those are two pretty significant changes to how the marketplace operates, and it’s generally ideal to notify those who will be affected beforehand - even more after it’s been put into effect. It just seems to be an issue of miscommunication. I don’t think it’s fair that a lot of marketplace creators are catching flak for a change most probably aren’t even aware exists. I know I didn’t find out about having to manually verify my environment packs until around last Friday. Up until then I had simply figured the team was taking a little longer to toggle the switch due to being very busy. I love the marketplace team, the men and women on there are amazing, hard working people. I just think the changes could have been communicated a bit better. =)
Also sorry for the walls of text, I just wanted to make sure people understood that the overall lack of compatibility for 4.9 isn’t due to negligence.