This is a genuine Apple reply. I built the app for my client, which is a not-for-profit charitable organization. They provide a calendar of programs for personal and professional development and growth. The app is meant to complement their facility, by offering exclusive live journal content, information on their programs, but primarily, it is a meditation guide.
It was first rejected under guideline 2.12: “We found that your app provides a very limited amount of content.”
We suspected that Apple may have missed something, and so we appealed the decision. After appeal, they said the original decision stood. So we asked to speak with someone from Apple, and they had someone from the Resolution Center call us. That’s when we were told that it lacked iOS 6 features. Also FYI: They told us that the Resolution Center is like the legal justice system – they can’t make exceptions.
There are some tools within the app, but nothing that could really take advantage of Game Center (it simply isn’t a game). We have a link out to maps, since the Corona Map Kit doesn’t offer directions. There isn’t much to tweet about, or to post to Facebook from the app (there aren’t really social achievements). Reminders would work well – so would Calendar integration, but neither of these are available with Corona.
I really wish Corona’s maps could offer more – they told us that integration with the Map Kit would probably be enough. Probably. [import]uid: 87249 topic_id: 35615 reply_id: 141708[/import]