So you may ask why I am writing about yet another App store rejection when it no longer qualifies as news? I did for 2 reasons
- In this instance, Apple did not provide any good reason for rejection. Yes Steve's mail provided some context but without that, it simply would have been construed as Apple's discretion. This is what dictatorial regimes do and I have no doubt that Mr.Steve is imposing his will.
- What incentives do businesses have in investing on their platform? I blogged earlier pondering about the same.
Here is what the developer in the above story concluded it with
My Frame was approved by Apple 3 times (once for each version we released), and then now, at version 1.2 they decide it’s to be removed? How can a company be prepared to invest into a platform that can change at any time, cutting you off and kicking you out, with no course of action but to whine on some no-name blog.
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