The Apple Reaper

khangtoh wrote: post #4

pclark wrote: post #2

just re-submit

I was going to say the same but not resubmit to the same application. Instead create a new application and submit.

Why would I create a new application?

Re: The Apple Reaper

#6

Post by michaelvillar » Tue, Sep 18, 2012, 11:11 PM UTC

What's the feature exactly? :)

(Never heard of the multiplatform thing before.. seems like bullshit)

Re: The Apple Reaper

#7

Post by azcoastal » Tue, Sep 18, 2012, 11:13 PM UTC

khangtoh wrote: post #4

pclark wrote: post #2

just re-submit

I was going to say the same but not resubmit to the same application. Instead create a new application and submit.

Another app though? wouldn't you lose brand equity and an upgrade path to the existing users?

Re: The Apple Reaper

#8

Post by billycoover » Tue, Sep 18, 2012, 11:14 PM UTC

michaelvillar wrote: post #6

What's the feature exactly? :) (Never heard of the multiplatform thing before.. seems like bullshit)

It sounds like bs, but then when you look at Square and PayPal, it makes sense according to this "rule", I guess.

Re: The Apple Reaper

#9

Post by xenophanes » Tue, Sep 18, 2012, 11:14 PM UTC

billycoover wrote: post #3

pclark wrote: post #2

just re-submit

re-submitting without the best feature (in my opinion). That's the plan... Although a lot of good ideas have been coming in about how to get around it.

Don't remove the feature, just figure out how to resubmit in such a way that it gets reviewed by a different person. Then you have a high chance to be approved.

Re: The Apple Reaper

#10

Post by batista » Tue, Sep 18, 2012, 11:15 PM UTC

"Apple: “If your app is cross-platform, then 11.2 does not apply and this problem goes away" Me: "Really, so if I build an Android version and launch it, I’m good?" Apple: "Yes”

Is the above right? Doesn't seem to hold. If it is so, why does the Kindle app still seem to obey the 11.2, despite being cross-platform?