> This lady's story is an outlier in an otherwise pleasant place
Oh god, no. Not at all. These things happen all the time. This isn't an outlier. It's consistent inconsistency.
> Disagree with the rules if you want, but don't complain when you don't follow those rules and are asked to leave.
You make the assumption that you need to follow the rules to get in, or that following the rules means you'll get in. Neither is true. Indeed, there are no rules.
Seriously, I can't fathom any Apple developer suggesting that the review process is in anyway consistent.
And that's the big problem. The moving goal post. Or in this case, the invisible one. I've experienced this first hand, seen the absurdities. The inconsistent reports. It's X. No, it's Y. No, actually, it's Z. Oh wait, nevermind, you're in!
Oh god, no. Not at all. These things happen all the time. This isn't an outlier. It's consistent inconsistency.
> Disagree with the rules if you want, but don't complain when you don't follow those rules and are asked to leave.
You make the assumption that you need to follow the rules to get in, or that following the rules means you'll get in. Neither is true. Indeed, there are no rules.
Seriously, I can't fathom any Apple developer suggesting that the review process is in anyway consistent.
And that's the big problem. The moving goal post. Or in this case, the invisible one. I've experienced this first hand, seen the absurdities. The inconsistent reports. It's X. No, it's Y. No, actually, it's Z. Oh wait, nevermind, you're in!