I haven't had to deal with Apple's reviewers much personally, but I've watched in amazement as my colleagues wade through the process. Sometimes reviewers get s

I haven't had to deal with Apple's reviewers much personally, but I've watched in amazement as my colleagues wade through the process. Sometimes reviewers get stuck in loops, repeatedly flagging "issues" (misunderstandings) that were already resolved earlier in the conversation. It's like talking to a chat bot with no conversational memory; I guess maybe because it's actually a different person on the other end each time? The most successful strategy I've seen so far is to summarise the entire conversation so far in every single message you send. I've also found, like other commenters in this thread, that we are now much better versed in Apple's rules than their own reviewers. So it can help to include quotes from their rules in the conversation summary.