No, the rejection didn't have anything to do with Twitter. There was
too little functionality in the app -- I was only showing John
Gruber's Daring Fireball feed -- and Apple rejected it as being not
sufficiently useful or providing long-term entertainment value. So
I've generalized it to allow
Another use case: what about semi-private, hobby clients that do not
generate revenue? If my app is forbidden because it's a client, I'd like
to maintain it for personal use (i.e., just a few user accounts).
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Twitter developer documentation and resources: http://dev.twitter.com/doc
API
Yeah, I wrote one in TCL that is non revenue generated as a personal hobby. I
sure hope it don't get banned. I worked hard on it.
On 3/12/2011 9:37 AM, Ellsass wrote:
Another use case: what about semi-private, hobby clients that do not generate revenue? If
my app is forbidden because it's a
Out of interest, what did you get rejected by Apple for? Was it
anything to do with Twitter? Or was it all objectiveC stuff?
I too have a Twitter client waiting in the wings for submission. Not
long to go now.
I'm just going to launch it and see what happens.
if Twitter 'rejects'/disables it
For those following this thread, I've just posted on a similar one.
I don't think any fear of having your application shut down will come to
fruition. I feel that I could safely say that only applications that generate
spam like noise will be removed. I really don't see non-spam like
