How is this a great point? How does this 'fact' (serious question: does anyone actually know if this is true?) at all inform how we should feel about Apple's

How is this a great point? How does this 'fact' (serious question: does anyone actually know if this is true?) at all inform how we should feel about Apple's app approval process? It's not like every app that gets unfairly rejected gets this kind of publicity - Eucalyptus did because it caught Gruber's attention and he blogged about it; this one did because it's coming right on the heels of the Eucalyptus incident and it's the EFF. So, seriously, what, exactly, are we supposed to take from this point?