Re:How Apple took nine weeks to arbitrarily reject our app
by mc32 on Wednesday February 02, 2011 @12:53AM
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Hmm, ok. I think you actually compared yourself to happy-fart or something, but whatever.
In any event, it's as if you would deny them "learning". I would refer to any legal code. You can observe it change with time in order to adjust to behavior, attitudes, mores, technology, etc.
Imagine the crime boss "Hey, IRS (the US tax board), that was legal last year, how come you took away my loophole?" Now, granted, the IRS has to go thru a process to implement code changes, but this is an analogy to illustrate that codification requires change over time.
It'd be shortsighted to want to limit the change regimen from ad hoc to periodic, for your convenience.
Sense of humor; is that even germane to anything? Would it have been better if they had cited some cells from xkcd?
In any event, it's as if you would deny them "learning". I would refer to any legal code. You can observe it change with time in order to adjust to behavior, attitudes, mores, technology, etc.
Imagine the crime boss "Hey, IRS (the US tax board), that was legal last year, how come you took away my loophole?" Now, granted, the IRS has to go thru a process to implement code changes, but this is an analogy to illustrate that codification requires change over time.
It'd be shortsighted to want to limit the change regimen from ad hoc to periodic, for your convenience.
Sense of humor; is that even germane to anything? Would it have been better if they had cited some cells from xkcd?