The policy that Apple has for letting apps into their store is a source of eternal controversy. Anywhere you can look you are going to find a tale detailing a refusal for this or the other reason, and a comparison showing either that apps which were similar have been accepted, that apps whose content could be deemed as inappropriate did make it through… the list is endless, and to be fair not all of these claims are well-founded.
People love moaning and complaining – that is just the way we are, always focusing on the negative side. Still, Apple’s policies could (and should) be delineated more clearly in order to avoid the complaints that always end up surfacing. And now, these complaints have a space of their own online. The site is appropriately named “Apple Rejected Me”, and it collects the ramblings of those who have been rebuffed.
Funny enough, the “Apple Rejected Me” site could do with some clearer policies itself. As it stands, a sizable portion of posts are humorous one. While I laughed uproariously when I checked the site out, I just don’t know if that was its true objective. At any rate, the site makes it evident that Apple’s current policies are starting to get to some people. This site is a minor backlash, but there is no smoke without fire.
AppleRejectedMe.com In Their Own Words
“Untold tales of rejected iPhone apps.”
Why AppleRejectedMe.com It Might Be A Killer
The site highlights that there are some aspects within Apple’s policy that should be modified, even if the implementation of the site lends itself to tomfoolery.
Some Questions About AppleRejectedMe.com
Will this site manage to change anything, or will it stand as a mostly lighthearted resource? 
