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Banning low-effort clones would make the App Store a better experience for me as a consumer. So the fact that Apple rejected this wordle clone makes me like th
by ninth_ant 5y ago
Banning low-effort clones would make the App Store a better experience for me as a consumer. So the fact that Apple rejected this wordle clone makes me like the App Store more, not less.
Obviously Apple isn’t 100% successful given the screenshot of other clones allowed in, but I hope they improve — not weaken — that process of weeding them out.
- CogitoCogito 5y agoHow could this be termed a low-effort clone when it's a different language?
- dcow 5y agoWith additional features and when no official app store Wordle app even exists. People need to read the essay.
- lern_too_spel 5y agoGiving users no option to play Wordle-alikes in their native language is a better experience? I don't see how that's possible. Apple could easily fix app discovery to surface high quality apps that are more relevant to the user, but instead, they take this route.