that's fine - it's their business, but it's obviously not widely known that the purchase price does not include bug fixes.

I have yet to see where it says in the license agreement "no updates after 30 days" - see Arno Bosse's post upthread.

Very disappointing.

What a disappointment that buying a license for version 10 doesn't include bug-fixes for version 10. How many dot-releases is a person expected to pay for at $90 for each time?

"The upgrade to 10.2 is only free if you have purchased Home Edition within the last 30 days, you have purchased an upgrade for your Home Edition license within the past 30 days, or you have an Annual license."

Can someone please point me to where that is stated in the purchase agreement/license agreement?

Nice. We wonder: when exactly will we get the Wolfram CDF Player 10.2?

Your upgrade should be showing in your user portal now. It does take a little time for the notifications to reach everyone.

How soon should this show up in for Home Annual users? I still only see 10.1 in my User Portal.

The upgrade to 10.2 is only free if you have purchased Home Edition within the last 30 days, you have purchased an upgrade for your Home Edition license within the past 30 days, or you have an Annual license.

We are doing our best to spread the word about the 10.2 release, and our home page is one of several places we've made the announcement. (There's a tile encouraging visitors to check out what's new in the Wolfram Language with Mathematica 10.2.)

After all that Euro crisis it's nice to see that you have added an example of finding a Hamiltonian path from Greece to Germany: http://reference.wolfram.com/language/ref/FindHamiltonianPath.html#

;-)