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It seems to me that the goal of the App Store is to not only provide a convenient location for consumers to purchase apps (and therefore to act as a source of revenue for both Apple and their clients), but to also help ensure a quality experience for their customers. This process has some major benefits; the process, however, is poorly implemented. I think most people would be just fine with the App Store if the approval process had quicker turn-around time, or at least predictable turn-around time.


I'd say: let market decide. If your app is not good, you won't make any significant amount of money on it, no matter if it is pre-approved or not.


So you think it doesn't matter if there is an app store or an approval process...?


While we wait for the market to decide, years might pass, and in the meantime we're stuck with a suboptimal solution.




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