We should probably reserve judgement until the author reveals more details about the things they were doing on the app store. The article is suspiciously light

We should probably reserve judgement until the author reveals more details about the things they were doing on the app store. The article is suspiciously light on details on what exactly they were doing that could have justified it, citing only "teach[ing] people to create their own applications and create their own app business". To be clear, I'm not defending Google here. The "ban-you-and-everyone-that-has-ever-had-contact-with-you-without-telling-you-why" system is obviously nuts-o and has caught a bunch of innocent bystanders off-guard.