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I think the main lesson here is to not to jump onto trains copying the latest trend. As for double-standards of later clones being allowed, it's probably just
by whizzter 5y ago
I think the main lesson here is to not to jump onto trains copying the latest trend.
As for double-standards of later clones being allowed, it's probably just that this app got caught in the initial copycat-sweep with some rejection-notice visible for reviewers that will be re-used for later updates and unless fundamentally different it isn't going to pass. Later apps probably pass since they don't care adding new notes.
It might suck, but it's how the world works.
- dcow 5y agoNo! That’s not the lesson. Swedish people cant play Wordle. Period. This contribution to the space brings an existing english-only experience to Swedish people. It’s by definition NOT A COPY. It’s a derivative work at best which the original Wordle also is. To write this off as a fad and say only English speakers get to experience Wordle is frankly racist.
- munch117 5y agohttps://www.ordlig.se/ https://www.ordlig.se/
- whizzter 5y agoI'm literally Swedish, most of us apart from old people knows English well enough to enjoy it. Also the original Wordle is a web-app, there was nothing preventing OP to do the same instead of complaining about Apple policing their own walled garden so calling it a racist move is quiiiite a stretch!