Replying to Lucas

Have you tried escalating the situation? Most of people that work on the Apple’s review process don’t have a lot of context nor permission, they are almost bots. Apple has given exceptions in the past for me because I pointed out that other apps were doing something similar and they would have to take them down as well.
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jb55 2y ago

I’ve had two calls with them. Never pointed out the other apps though because i don’t want to put other nostr apps at risk.

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Noerms 2y ago

In Germany you would be called „Ehrenmann“ 💪🙏🫂💜

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Lucas 2y ago

It sounds silly but as a developer I’m just trying to share how I managed to get around some of their nonsense rules.

I also had a few calls with them a few years ago. Did you ask to escalate? I remember that the first person that I spoke couldn’t do much they were going to take to their team for further discussion. Also; the person didn’t know much about crypto.

After two calls, I requested to escalate the issue to their manager, and the app was approved again.

I never had any issues publishing new versions going forward.

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Verity 2y ago

I think nostr:npub129vmq7s27rsgsaj7tvj5639ekd05w7sesh8l3hsm9vcw7wc2q0fs0406w3 has the right idea. Not mention the other Nostr apps, that's tiny. But why NOT point out:

- Twitter can accept tips

- Reddit can accept tips

- #Minds is all about posters being paid through their "token" and advertises 5M users

It would not hurt any of the above to get mentioned. Any others?

Then, I think you are ready for another call with them 😉

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Verity 2y ago

I know nothing about #Minds but their site is hilarious and they have their iOS app no problem (another spam token, who would have thought those are still around):