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What happened to J51 - impulse?

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Hello,
we're wondering what happened to the template J51 - impulse? It is one of the remaining old templates, where a J4 Update was awaited. After this weekend it not only disappeared from the Timeline post https://www.joomla51.com/blog/item/joomla-4-template-update-timeline, it even isn't listed under browse templates any longer. Have to say, we are a little bit concerned.

Is this a just temporary or is the support for this template gone? Do we have to search for another solution?
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marceting
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So we guess you simply dropped it, without any comment? That's very sad.
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FrancW
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from a previous reply by Ciaran:
Each of these templates is over 10 years old and are proving particularly difficult to keep in line with both Joomla 4 and modern development practices in general. It is proving impossible for us to provide an accurate estimate on when they will be available for Joomla 4. Templates that have been discontinued will be updated to Joomla 4 after all templates in our current catalog. The only consolation I can offer is that we are continuing to try and fulfil our promise updating all our templates to Joomla 4 daily.
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