> failing to address the point that the long approval cycle keeps buggy software out there, reducing the overall quality of the user experience. Your app's use

> failing to address the point that the long approval cycle keeps buggy software out there, reducing the overall quality of the user experience. Your app's user experience, not Apple's. If there were apps critical to the iPhone experience, this would be a problem. At this point, I don't think that anyone is going to switch phones because of the quality of 3rd party apps. > Thirdly, it has the tone of "if you don't like it, leave" Well... Apple is going to do whatever they want. You can yell into the wind, or your can do something constructive. > And are you serious about If Apple is pissing off developers, I personally think this is great.? Yes, I am. Kind of. We're all quietly building Apple's Empire of Mobile... stirring up the devs might cause them to create a viable alternative.