So what happens six months after Apple greenlights a hypothetical "easter eggs can bypass stated rules" policy? Do we see app instructions listing urls of unlo

So what happens six months after Apple greenlights a hypothetical "easter eggs can bypass stated rules" policy? Do we see app instructions listing urls of unlocks right in iTunes? Is that a good place to be, with just about every new/updated app having an obtuse post-install 'enabling' process to achieve advertised features? (advertised, if not in iTunes, certainly by every review or word-of-mouth referral) That doesn't sound like a remotely desirable situation to me. If a particular edge of policy is dumb, we should argue for it to be changed. Or flat-out argue for the removal of review. Arguing for Easter Egg Bypass sounds like defeated bargaining.