Well, AppReviwer stiil showing meesages about popus that doesn't exists. This is a altready known issue, not yet fixed.
On 9 abr, 02:31, "Bruno Oliveira (\"btco\")" <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Developers, > > We've been working on a number of changes on AppReviewer the past few weeks. > One of the biggest ones is that we are now continuously reviewing live apps > and establishing a deadline of 15 days for you to correct your application > when we detect a problem. If your application continues to fail review > during those 15 days, it will be taken down. > > During the 15 day period, you will receive periodic messages from > AppReviewer (roughly every 12 hours) indicating the errors that still exist > in your application, and informing you of the remaining time you have to fix > your application. > > If you fix your application, AppReviewer will send you a message saying your > application passed review and all is back to normal: the deadline stops > counting and your app is good to go. > > You may be worried about false-alarms. For example, one that might be more > likely to occur than others are network latency issues. So you might get an > email from AppReviewer saying your app failed review because we could not > fetch a given resource, and giving you 15 days to fix the problem. But when > you test the resource, it's loading correctly. So what's the matter in this > case? Well, networks can be unreliable at times, so yes, this may be a false > alarm. In that case, you should wait for the next review (which occurs > roughly 12 hours later). If you get a second failure message from the same > resource, something is definitely strange and it looks less random, and is > most likely a real problem with your application. > > What if your app is innocent and it's really a random network error? Well, > the only reason your application would get actually taken down because of > that false-alarm is if it's unlucky enough to fail review 30 times (15 days > x 2 reviews/day) because of random network issues. We think that's highly > unlikely! > > So, if your application is failing reviews constantly, you must take action! > Try to find the problem in your application, and, if you need help, please > come to the forum and ask the community for some advice! > > - > Bruno Oliveira (Google) -- You received this message because you are subscribed to the Google Groups "orkut Developer Forum" group. To post to this group, send email to [email protected]. To unsubscribe from this group, send email to [email protected]. For more options, visit this group at http://groups.google.com/group/opensocial-orkut?hl=en.
