Apple already provides a Setting (Apps > App Store > In-App Ratings & Reviews), that no one knows about, to globally disable review prompts…they just need to put a “Don’t Ask For Reviews” button in the review prompts so users can disable them.
But, additionally, rating inertia is a bit problem with the star system. Too many apps that earned a good rating 10 years ago are still top of a category even though they been sold to PE and gone to crap, making it harder for new entrants to have a chance
Anyone make sense of why App Store Connect has one of these weird blips every once in a while where they say a massive number of your apps were downloaded? Usually a round number of tens of thousands credited to an institutional buyer. In this case, it's pretty clear no one downloaded 100k copies of the Drafts Mac app yesterday.
Hey Claude, combine these three features from my favorite weather apps into one app, build and run, spin out an LLC, submit it to the App Store, maintain it, pay the API fees and taxes, and send me a check with all the money.
…also, no idea why I received this Netgear announcement. I haven’t owned any Netgear equipment in more than a decade, and don’t ever remember registering with them or getting past spam email from them. Guess they really dug in the DB for this important announcement.
I'm generally very hesitant to make DB schema changes. Too avoid them, I plan ahead pretty far for what I’ll need. Amazingly, despite the huge number of features I’ve added to Drafts since v5 was released in 2018, I've done it all without a single schema modification.
That's about to change, but I wanted to take a moment to appreciate that run.
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