While I think it would benefit Apple or Google as a whole to explain their reasoning clearly, it'd make things harder on the app approving teams, who probably d

While I think it would benefit Apple or Google as a whole to explain their reasoning clearly, it'd make things harder on the app approving teams, who probably don't want to do this for a number of reasons: it'd take more time, it'd expose inconsistency/mistakes/incompetence (why was this okay last time but not this time?), and worst of all, it'd lead to the organic creation of a binding network of labyrinthine precedents.