> Not least because Apple takes 30%, which puts a lot of paid developers out of business. But 30% of nothing pays for nothing. They get a $100/year from every

> Not least because Apple takes 30%, which puts a lot of paid developers out of business. But 30% of nothing pays for nothing. They get a $100/year from every developer on top of cuts of all app revenue. The issue isn't the lack of money, it's that Apple doesn't want to cut into their own margins with pesky things like quality control.