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"Gee, willickers. More App Store madness. In case you needed even more evidence that the whole approval process in Cupertino was in complete disarray, David Carnoy's \"contemporary medical thriller\" has been rejected from Apple's App Store twice now. The first time it was returned to sender due to a few bugs in the coding; the second time, it was rejected due to the inclusion of \"obscene content.\" Despite all of this, certain apps like iFart and Pull My Finger are allowed to remain, though it stands to reason that those programs are just as \"obscene\" as a few dirty words and sexual innuendos. Alexandru Brie, a developer and one of the first publishers of e-books to the App Store, feels that \"each of Apple's reviewers can interpret the obscene, pornographic or defamatory content clause in a different way.\" Clearly, he's right."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
<http://www.engadget.com/2008/12/24/e-book-barred-from-app-store-due-to-obscene-content/>