> Saying you violated their terms with impunity for 6 years doesn’t mean they lose the right to correct the mistake. Well it gives you an argument I think. Alo

> Saying you violated their terms with impunity for 6 years doesn’t mean they lose the right to correct the mistake. Well it gives you an argument I think. Along the lines of a trademark infringement -- if you have let people use your trademark name for years without protest, that can work against you if you suddenly start demanding that it be enforced. Not sure it would hold much weight here, since it's a case of Apple deciding what they want to allow in their own store.