Re:Apple doesn't let you disclose their 30% IAP fee to your ...
by mhh__ on Saturday August 29, 2020 @08:38PM
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I don't know how much time the average app get looked at for but is it long enough to be feedback? I don't know what this app looks like, but if a screenshot of the app is a screenshot of the app what more can you do?
Ideally, I would assume the creators of the app would know their customers well enough to choose.
Re:Apple doesn't let you disclose their 30% IAP fee to your ...
by CharlesW on Saturday August 29, 2020 @10:03PM
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> Ideally, I would assume the creators of the app would know their customers well enough to choose.
Having worked with many creators in many mediums, that's often not the case. In the case of apps, independent developers who don't have a marketing person can often benefit from even the surface-level presentational help Apple was providing.
Re:Apple doesn't let you disclose their 30% IAP fee to your ...
by judge2020 on Saturday August 29, 2020 @09:29PM
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Eh I mean we don't know what it was, but if it was something like the settings page or a screenshot with a lot of white-space I can see why it would be rejected, although it probably should be allowed at the developer's expense.
That kind of editorial feedback seems like a good thing, no? Do you feel like that process improved how your app was presented to users?