>We were upset because it demonstrates that Apple can effectively make up reasons to block your app when none previously exist. That's just good sense. They t

>We were upset because it demonstrates that Apple can effectively make up reasons to block your app when none previously exist. That's just good sense. They try to set up the rules as best they can, then some joker comes up with a way to do something that isn't in line with the spirit of the platform but not explicitly forbidden (you can't think of everything). Of course I would expect them to close the loophole at that point and protect the overall environment of the site rather then say "well, this breaks everything but we're so inflexible that we can't fix rules after the fact".