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Uneven enforcement and a lack of transparency are (to my mind) the two leading causes of a perception of unfairness. If Apple is going to continue with a relati
by VengefulCynic 15y ago
Uneven enforcement and a lack of transparency are (to my mind) the two leading causes of a perception of unfairness. If Apple is going to continue with a relatively low level of transparency (which seems to be almost a given, considering its corporate culture to date), it is even more beholden than most to try to stamp out uneven enforcement.
- bjxrn 15y agoWhile the lack of transparency is a leading cause to the perception of unfairness, I'd say the uneven enforcement is actually unfair. As long as you can submit apps and not be able to fairly accurately predict how it will be rated it won't just be seemingly unfair, it will be unfair.
- homosaur 15y agoEvery rating system is like this. Censorship is arbitrary. Check out the MPAA giving an R to Bully, a documentary about high school bullying targeted at high schoolers. Well, not anymore.