I know of applications that have been rejected not because they sucked, but because they were similar to ones that already existed. It's bad for long-term inno

I know of applications that have been rejected not because they sucked, but because they were similar to ones that already existed. It's bad for long-term innovation, but maybe it's good for the platform by not confusing users. I personally feel it's legitimate for open platforms to arbitrarily restrict default visibility, but not for them to restrict distribution.