I'm in the same boat; I have a small iphone app that's been waiting to get into the store for 2 months now. Rejections are such random nitpicks and take forever to get resolved.
They rejected the app repeatedly for the following reasons:
- didn't like one of the supplied screenshots.
- in-app purchase does not provide a restore button (which I've never seen in any other app btw)
- the restore button of an in-app purchase is not labeled restore.
The average wait between rejection and re-review is 2 weeks.
I think this is a typical example of bikeshedding, I have another (retired) app that is still in the store, it's full of bugs, and crashes constantly, but the functionality is so big and complicated that it was accepted instantly without any rejection. But this is a very simple utility app, so they want to nitpick over all small details.
They rejected the app repeatedly for the following reasons:
The average wait between rejection and re-review is 2 weeks.I think this is a typical example of bikeshedding, I have another (retired) app that is still in the store, it's full of bugs, and crashes constantly, but the functionality is so big and complicated that it was accepted instantly without any rejection. But this is a very simple utility app, so they want to nitpick over all small details.