> Until she wants to send the recipe to her friend. Or move it to some other app after the vendor goes defunct. Or print it. The problem with that is she'll co

> Until she wants to send the recipe to her friend. Or move it to some other app after the vendor goes defunct. Or print it. The problem with that is she'll complain about the application being at fault. And maybe it is. After all, sending a recipe to a friend should be easy. And exporting the recipe to some standard format should be available. And printing is something that can happen. None of those complaints can be levied against iOS. Of course, the flip side is also true: the nature of iOS and the App Store means the app developers really are limited by what Apple will allow them to do. I hate reading app reviews that complain about things that aren't the fault of the app, but rather Apple or another 3rd party. In essence, I see a damned if you do, damned if you don't approach.