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i'd say the most damning thing i see here is that you are indeed getting feedback, but your answer is basically "sorry, you people are wrong." your response to

i'd say the most damning thing i see here is that you are indeed getting feedback, but your answer is basically "sorry, you people are wrong." your response to a bad review is to try to get apple to remove it? good luck with that. even if you could, which is doubtful, your response should be to figure out that guy's crash and fix it. also, why on earth would you exclude the ipod touch? it has a camera, and therefore should be fully equipped to run your app. and i bet you are now going to state a reason for that which as lame as all your other "reasons." i did much the same thing you did: i wrote an iphone app by myself, and did what i could to promote it. it was a modest hit, and ended up making me about 15 grand. but that was way back at the dawn of the app store, when the competition was less. my not terribly flashy app wouldn't stand a chance today.

kandarp 12y ago
lol, where did I say you people are wrong. I've, in fact, said "thank you" for the feedback. I didn't mean it that way, anyways, sorry if you think that way. If the app's got problem, sure, I'll fix it. But I've tested it on multiple devices, and there are definitely a few people who have used it, and it has worked. I didn't test on ipod touch, so I can't say for sure if it'd work on it. I had built it mainly for iPhone, but the way it works is if you select device family 1, ipod touch gets included. And this person's review says something like ipod user. So, the app could've crashed, because it was ran on a device I didn't build for? idk. I'll be taking a closer look next time. Thanks anyways.