As long as Apple outsources low-quality cheap labor for app reviews this will keep happening. I've been developing iOS apps for 12 years and I can't tell how m

As long as Apple outsources low-quality cheap labor for app reviews this will keep happening. I've been developing iOS apps for 12 years and I can't tell how many times the reviewers failed to follow very basic instructions in review notes, or that they've randomly rejected our apps in a bugfix update that has nothing to do with their rejection reason, almost in each case requiring appealing to review board. The board definitely has some more senior and understanding people with common sense, but why do we need to reach out to them so commonly in the first place? Knowing the quality of app reviewers, it's not a surprise for me to see so many spammy apps in the store.