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I agree with this partially. I have had very good feedback from the reviewers when my app was rejected. I could find and fix their issues, I may not agree with

I agree with this partially. I have had very good feedback from the reviewers when my app was rejected. I could find and fix their issues, I may not agree with it, but the terms were clear. Also... I've submitted a minor bug fix and got flagged on something I did not change that was previously approved and their terms did not change. That gets frustrating. I feel like every update is a gamble. Some parts of it seem pretty vague. Sometimes I just resubmit and get a new reviewer and he approves on the iffy ones. But with people in the loop interpretation is always a thing and I can't get too mad over it.

hutattedonmyarm 6y ago
> Also... I've submitted a minor bug fix and got flagged on something I did not change that was previously approved and their terms did not change Luckily, this is something they recently said they won’t do anymore
- whakim 6y ago
  Since when? This happened to me a week ago.
  - hutattedonmyarm 6y ago
    June. The App Store review being as inconsistent as it is I’m not exactly surprised that it doesn’t always work
    - whakim 6y ago
      Even if it happens less frequently now, the fact that this is still a possibility at all makes submitting anything to the app store a really frustrating experience. Particularly for bugfixes I just really want to fix the bug ASAP, not have to invest a bunch of time changing some unrelated feature (or even wasting another review cycle). Consequently I do try to minimize my total number of submissions.
      - hutattedonmyarm 6y ago
        Turns out the announcement was in june, and the process change is starting today [0] I agree with you though, the review process, especially because it's super inconsistent and even Apple themselves sem to be care about some rules more than others, is quite a pain [0]: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=84w3e5bm https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=84w3e5bm
        whakim 6y ago
        I saw this too. Great news if true (thank you, court of public opinion). Still a little bit unclear how Apple will know that my changes are just bugfixes; are they going to read my minified javascript?

hutattedonmyarm 6y ago

> Also... I've submitted a minor bug fix and got flagged on something I did not change that was previously approved and their terms did not change Luckily, this is something they recently said they won’t do anymore

whakim 6y ago
Since when? This happened to me a week ago.
- hutattedonmyarm 6y ago
  June. The App Store review being as inconsistent as it is I’m not exactly surprised that it doesn’t always work
  - whakim 6y ago
    Even if it happens less frequently now, the fact that this is still a possibility at all makes submitting anything to the app store a really frustrating experience. Particularly for bugfixes I just really want to fix the bug ASAP, not have to invest a bunch of time changing some unrelated feature (or even wasting another review cycle). Consequently I do try to minimize my total number of submissions.
    - hutattedonmyarm 6y ago
      Turns out the announcement was in june, and the process change is starting today [0] I agree with you though, the review process, especially because it's super inconsistent and even Apple themselves sem to be care about some rules more than others, is quite a pain [0]: https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=84w3e5bm https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=84w3e5bm
      - whakim 6y ago
        I saw this too. Great news if true (thank you, court of public opinion). Still a little bit unclear how Apple will know that my changes are just bugfixes; are they going to read my minified javascript?