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Mildly frustrating to see the author waste so much time and energy before coming to the correct conclusion: > But I think they just don't like the idea of the
by kevingadd 4y ago
Mildly frustrating to see the author waste so much time and energy before coming to the correct conclusion:
> But I think they just don't like the idea of the app, and no matter what I add to it, they won't accept it.
It's awful how gatekeepers usually behave this way instead of coming out and telling you that you should stop and they're never going to approve your product, since that usually is how it works.
On the bright side if he was actually using Google Sheets as his data backend, Google was going to shut the sheet down permanently eventually and maybe ban the account, so he dodged a bullet.
- xmonkee 4y ago>On the bright side if he was actually using Google Sheets as his data backend, Google was going to shut the sheet down permanently eventually and maybe ban the account, so he dodged a bullet. I thought google encouraged using their google sheets APIs? I'm clearly wrong. Do you have a source for this?
- kevingadd 4y agoI've had them automatically disable two different sheets I was using via the API for "suspicious behavior" without an explanation. There's no way to get them re-enabled.