You're right, and I understand the difficulties that involves, especially since I'm not an iPhone programmer. However, as a user, you're right, broken code is

You're right, and I understand the difficulties that involves, especially since I'm not an iPhone programmer. However, as a user, you're right, broken code is broken code. There are those, like RyanPetrich who commented below, who turn out tweak after tweak and are known for high quality work. That said, there are many more tweaks without the same level of skill and care taken in their coding. And one of my biggest problems with this system is the lack of any real overseer. But that would be difficult to achieve without an authoritarian, or making the system closed, like Apple.