Omni probably gets quite a bit of 'preferential treatment' from developer relations than the normal, average developer. In the case of Apple, this probably inc

Omni probably gets quite a bit of 'preferential treatment' from developer relations than the normal, average developer. In the case of Apple, this probably includes dev relations actually answering their e-mails, getting advance access to new features before they're announced (Apple sometimes likes to get third party devs to showcase their apps at their keynotes), and being able to obtain WWDC tickets without having to go through the usual stampede. I can understand why they wouldn't want to risk that by pulling all their apps from the App Store, and thus annoying Apple. Not saying it's right, just that I can understand.