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Originally Posted by spinyanteater
I was lucky enough to be one of the beta testers of Dr Touch's app, MyAppSales, and I've used it every day since I've had it. I was very sorry for the developer when it was rejected, so to see other apparently identical apps be accepted makes me really cross. It's another example of the inconsistency shown by Apple. I hope that the dev gets a proper reply to his email (shown at the link above) but has anyone ever had a helpful answer from Apple in this sort of situation?
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Thanks for all the support. Make sure your put in
a feature request for an official API if you have not yet done so.
Also blog it, twitter it and spread the word in any other fashion you might see fit. If we stir up enough of a media buzz then Apple might either create such an API or do away with this nonsensical interpretation of their own rules.
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