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"Common" can refer to a lack of refinement, thus rejection by Apple. "Common" can also refer to "the usual", but according to the numbers, the reasons are all
by helpfuldev 12y ago
"Common" can refer to a lack of refinement, thus rejection by Apple.
"Common" can also refer to "the usual", but according to the numbers, the reasons are all over the place at around 5%.
English is annoyingly vague in this case. Perhaps there is a better title or point to convey here?
- eli 12y agoIt's pretty clear they mean the latter; these are frequently cited reasons for rejection.
- helpfuldev 12y agoBut there are no frequently occurring types. They are all 5% or less. I'm trying to make a point here, but it obviously went over your head.
- Karunamon 12y agoWTF? Did you even read the article? http://cl.ly/image/0e2Q3m0o2P1I http://cl.ly/image/0e2Q3m0o2P1I
- helpfuldev 12y agoYes, and you continue to miss the point.
- mikeash 12y agoIt's difficult to understand your point when it appears to rest on claims that are demonstrably untrue.