No doubt it hurts when you can't deliver an application or feature for problems outside your sphere of influence, and it's even more frustrating when communicat

No doubt it hurts when you can't deliver an application or feature for problems outside your sphere of influence, and it's even more frustrating when communication on the subject isn't occurring. Still, Apple never claimed that they don't maintain a monopoly on control of what's in the app store. The reasons for an application to be excluded don't have to be reasonable, they just have to be Apple's. Appsfire signed up to play games in Apple's backyard. Someone should tell Appsfire then that no one likes the kid who takes his ball home when he doesn't like the rules.