From Facebook: > We appreciate your inquiry. Your app was temporarily disabled by our > automated systems, but it seems to be up and running properly now. Sorry for > the inconvenience. > > Here are some helpful policy resources: > > Platform Policies: https://developers.facebook.com/policy/ > Promotion Guidelines: https://www.facebook.com/promotions_guidelines.php > Checklist: > https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/policy/policy_checklist/ > Examples and Explanations: > https://developers.facebook.com/docs/guides/policy/examples_and_explanations/
and my reply: > Could you please specify why the app was disabled by the automated system? > > It turns out that our app was disabled previously 6/8/2001, at which time it > wasn't even in use by the public but only by the development team. The > notification email went to spam, and at that time the "verify your account" > screen which prompted for a password change didn't provide an explanation, so > I didn't know what had happened. > > The previously disabled app had ID #176717249009197 (same name - Adium). I'm > not worried about reenabling app 176717249009197; I just would like to know > why it was disabled, too. > > We're getting ready to launch Adium with Facebook support to an audience of > 2.5 million users. It's important that the automated system won't be > disabling it again suddenly, whatever that may require. > > Thank you, > Evan I will keep the list posted of any developments. -Evan
