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OK fair enough perhaps it wasn't the most cut and dry example. But it was the most recent I could think of.
by jamil7 6y ago
OK fair enough perhaps it wasn't the most cut and dry example. But it was the most recent I could think of.
- saagarjha 6y agoI think the fact that the guidelines are written as such to make people think it wasn't a cut and dry example is really what makes it better example than you might have even though it was at the beginning. The rule Apple would like to enforce is very clear, and we know what it was and the review team didn't, because the guidelines didn't reflect the rule that Apple wanted to enforce (and thus ended up enforcing it inconsistently). A situation where developers have to tell the review team how the guidelines work because they're not written down explicitly is a very untenable position and one that needs to change.