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I did not violate their TOS. This is not a Facebook App that uses their API, therefore I am not bound by their developer TOS.

• if_by_whisky 13y ago
  You are bound by their whims, however. I feel for you-- it's unfortunate to have something you put your heart and soul into shut down without notice. This is why I would hesitate before developing a facebook or iOS app. Being subject to the whims of some tech bureaucrat's interpretation is a little too discomforting.
  • mattkruse 13y ago
    Agree 100%. People have asked for a mobile version of this app, and one of the big reasons I won't do it (or build any mobile app) is because I refuse to invest a lot of time and effort into something that can only be distributed through a 3rd-party channel, with their blessing. I will not take the risk that Apple will not suddenly decide they don't like my app tomorrow. No way.
    • if_by_whisky 13y ago
      Android doesn't require the same sacrifices and has a larger market share for free apps.