On 2013-08-27, at 12:08 AM, Nikolas Hansen <[email protected]> wrote: > When Venezuela, the UK and the US started showing up in the compatibility and > payments section I assumed I missed something in the news and the status page > is not up to date anymore. I think, there has been support for Columbia at > some point, too. At least I'm able to see the app with Columbian region set..
Yes, currently those show up in the developer hub because they ready to be rolled out when the last bug is fixed on them. We are trying to get countries showing up in the developer hub a couple of weeks early so developers have the opportunity to select those regions. Thinking about it, I should make that clearer on https://marketplace.firefox.com/developers/docs/payments/status, because it doesn't show that and it isn't clear from the developer hub either. This is something we are trying to address in a few bugs: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=902185 and https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=909801 > In my opinion, this auto-hide thing can be pretty confusing for users as well > as developers, especially as the worldwide region does not include all other > regions, and (at least my) marketplace searches keep on defaulting to > worldwide. Is there a way to get included in the worldwide search or are > there any legal reasons against that? We don't have a payment provider who can do payments worldwide yet. So in this case we'd be showing a lot of paid apps you can't install. Rather than do that, we thought we'd hide them. If you deep link into the app, or access it from your developer pages, it should show you the app however. The search uses the region you set in preferences, that will default to the value on your phone. If you are using desktop, we use Geo IP to try and determine your region if its unset.
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