> As crappy as the whole process can be it is still a million times better than pre-iPhone Nokia.
The iOS submission process looks terrible compared to the approval required to, say, launch a website - but fantastic compared to submitting to consoles, mobile carriers, etc.
Console submissions adhere to pre-established, well-known rules. There is a significant amount of certainty regarding what sort of content will pass muster. With iOS, approval is highly dependent on the individual reviewer, who may or may not make the decision based on the purported guidelines released by Apple.
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> As crappy as the whole process can be it is still a million times better than pre-iPhone Nokia.
The iOS submission process looks terrible compared to the approval required to, say, launch a website - but fantastic compared to submitting to consoles, mobile carriers, etc.
Console submissions adhere to pre-established, well-known rules. There is a significant amount of certainty regarding what sort of content will pass muster. With iOS, approval is highly dependent on the individual reviewer, who may or may not make the decision based on the purported guidelines released by Apple.