iPhone Application Graveyard collects programs for the iPhone that Apple has rejected. It lists programs that were too much like the iPhone programs or applications the name of which could lead to brand intrusion, but it also lists non-ethical programs. For example, a program that shows a knife and reacts when you shake the iPhone.

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Brand-fans take matters in their own hands. In a next step, Apple will embrace these fans. It’ll show all submissions, including ‘rejected submissions’. Apple fans will get to vote and a lawyer will get to worry about brand rights. Apple fans will determine the ethical norms a brand maintains themselves and everyone will eventually get a personal top 10, based on user profile, your own explicit evaluations and what your friends thought of it. This development adds to that.

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