That's one thing I've noticed different in iOS vs. Android developers: business transparency. I guess it all started with Joelcomm basically opening his books

That's one thing I've noticed different in iOS vs. Android developers: business transparency. I guess it all started with Joelcomm basically opening his books about iFart mobile way back in '08 when the appstore just opened. Since then, there's been scads of iPhone and iPod touch developers that shared their sales and/or add revenue, some of whom also shared when they hit it really big or just fizzled (appcubby was particularly vociferous about decrying his lack of sales at the beginning). I don't really see the same of Android developers save for a very few, like the guys who ported over hit iPhone apps to android and saw like less than 1/10th of the sales, but that was ages ago. Is it that the iOS community is a little more close-knit (or perhaps share some other cultural kinship around Apple brand) that Google hasn't cultivated in the Android community? Or, is it that the increasing marketshare in phones isn't correlating smoothly with app sales and the Android devs are simply frustrated? Tough to say, but I do seriously appreciate sites like Games From Within, Tap Tap Tap, Chilifresh, Streaming Colour, and others for being extremely open (whether good or bad) about their success in the app store. C'mon Android devs, fess up! :D