The developers that do this are morons. It’s make them look like spammers. Or like very bad quality shareware. I will never ever purchase anything from Patrick McConlouge.
I do agree that getting exposure within the App Store is difficult (like any business, it take work), but spamming your own App title and description is no way to get quality exposure.
Anyway, just my 2 cents.
Christopher
on Tuesday 7, 2009
That’s pretty crappy. Where does the info from the ‘Report a problem’ link on the app store go? The developer? Apple?
I wonder if getting people to report a problem would do anything.
The developers that do this are morons. It’s make them look like spammers. Or like very bad quality shareware. I will never ever purchase anything from Patrick McConlouge.
I do agree that getting exposure within the App Store is difficult (like any business, it take work), but spamming your own App title and description is no way to get quality exposure.
Anyway, just my 2 cents.
That’s pretty crappy. Where does the info from the ‘Report a problem’ link on the app store go? The developer? Apple?
I wonder if getting people to report a problem would do anything.