Oh yes, I'm not complaining about the warning... it's absolutely required
IMO.
and I don't mind negative comments all that much (although I'd rather get an
email first, because usually the user don't understand how to install).
My complaint is about most of the rest of her comment, which is
15.12.2010 12:31, Brill Pappin пишет:
My complaint is about most of the rest of her comment, which is bogus.
The key logging thing I can't prove one way or the other except to
open up the code (which I may eventually do anyway). but calling it a
scam etc? not good. I thought at first it would
What do other do about this kind of comment?
In the newer market versions, you can mark comments as spam.
Sadly there's nothing that can be done in the developer console, so
even this only works for your device's language.
Mind you mark it on your behalf. The comment is still
there. shining
I had my fair share of those. The first time someone posted THIS APP
IS SPYWARE. IT MAKES PHONE CALLS AND BUYS STUFF ON THE INTERNET
WITHOUT YOUR PERMISSION. I went through the purchase records and
found a match from the same day. So I sent this person an email
questioning his fitness for life in
Yah, just did that. We'll see what happens.
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I thought of trying that, only in this case its from my free version so I
don't get that and I feel it might be a bit creepy :)
However I have been thinking about producing a thanks mailout for paid
users, which would encourage them to ask questions if they have an issue.
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Oh i wouldn't want it like the i-thing myself :) Been there already.
But maybe an optional 3rd party service that can verify an application and
allow you include some sort of rating.
It could be a third party service like Verisign or Google itself (market
integration would be better).
- Brill
I'm afraid the best you can do is to enter a comment in the
Marketplace about your own app to address it.
It's not a perfect solution, but at least it allows some form of
dialog rather than a one-sided rant.
I don't suggest you use ALL CAPS though.
On Dec 14, 2:46 pm, Brill Pappin
Haha... You mean I shouldn't reply to the user in the language she
understands?
;)
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On 14 Dez., 20:46, Brill Pappin br...@pappin.ca wrote:
not sure what her problem is, maybe a competitor or something, but the
comment is completely bogus.
I'm afraid that's the old problem with separating what permissions
might allow an app to do vs. what an app actually does with them.
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