By Apple's logic the app Everyday should not have been accepted:
http://everyday-app.com/
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#12I wonder if it was partially rejected due to the use of 'webviews'.
Absolutely not... I can vouch for it. Did you seriously think that would happen?
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#13Maybe not related, but is it possible that Apple does not want this app to exist because parts of it could be considered prior art for it's patent application?: http://www.pocket-lint.com/news/126980-apple-seeks-to-scan-y...
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#14Anyways it is not wise to pour frustration on rejection publicly. Especially in this case, as there seems to have been no conversation or further appeal.
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#15This just in - grass has rejected itself for being too green.
This is the core feature of Apple products - their simplicity.
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#16I worked for a mobile apps platform that cobbled together webkitviews and formed it into a mobile app. Quite often it was rejected because it's really just various RSS feeds.
Apple didn't reject you because they thought it was simple. They rejected you because you built it too simply.
At least toss in some Origami flips and folds.
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#17I would suggest to add a function so you can add a personal note to each day, and sell it as a mood tracker / diary. First, it would be useful to keep track of why you were feeling bad or good on a given day by maybe a making a small not on what happen. Plus, then apple would not be able to reject it, as it would be a diary app with a graph. There are a ton of diary apps on iOS, and this one would even have a graph. Let them argue that's not novel and feature reach :)
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#18Why appeal to us? Appeal to Apple, through this channel: https://developer.apple.com/appstore/contact/?topic=appeal
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#19With all their patent trolling and absurd tyrannical control over the app store, I have no idea why so many tech-saavy people still love Apple.
Re: We made something. We use it. We love it. Apple rejected it
#20This just in - grass has rejected itself for being too green. This is the core feature of Apple products - their simplicity.
simplicity to use, not design.