Umbraco Store is the One Spot for Umbraco

A super quick post to let you know we've retired the Motus Connect Store and will direct all of our efforts to the Umbraco Store.  We've updated the domains and redirects already and the content will be updated this week to remove reference to the former Motus Connect Store.

Best,

-Paul

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