The issue is that it's retroactive. Did Apple have a rule against widgets when it was developed? Did they clearly state it to their developers? Did they elabora

The issue is that it's retroactive. Did Apple have a rule against widgets when it was developed? Did they clearly state it to their developers? Did they elaborate on what they meant? In no way is this fault of the developer, except that she knew developing for the app store carried this kind of risk. If Apple had said before development "no widgets" (although defining what they meant), then it would be fair and clear. The whole situation is crap, and I honestly don't see how anyone can defend a practice as unfair as this.