K T wrote:
Rules are rules - what's your point?
As I said in my original post, the rules for the App Store and the iBookstore appear to be different. Seeing that a number of people here have discussed publishing an app instead of a book, and seeing that a number of people here were affected by having "iBook" in their book, I thought that was noteworthy.
I have not been able to find any rule that would prohibit use of the word "iBook." If there were such a rule, it would be easy to abide by it, and the people who used "iBook" probably wouldn't have experienced the delays they did.
Too bad no one can get a book in the store, tho - that's a real shame...you should write a letter!
I don't understand why you say that no-one can get a book into the store. The link you posted shows that there are plenty of books.
Hey, check your email.
I cannot find any message from you in my inbox, and glancing through my spam folder, it doesn't look like any message from you is there either. Can you let me know the subject heading of the message so I can search for it please? Alternatively, just in case it got eaten by a spam filter, could you resend to michij.henning@gmail.com please? That address uses different spam filters.
Michi.