I'd love to know how many of those 40k rejections revise and get approved.
Even if we say, 80% of those are scammy ad/malware crap, that leaves 16k. (I'm using totally guessed numbers, so I'll say that while Sturgeon's law says 90% will be crap I'm deliberately including the crap that isn't scammy)
If most of those get revised and improved, cool. If not...that's a lot of frustrated potential developers.
Even if we say, 80% of those are scammy ad/malware crap, that leaves 16k. (I'm using totally guessed numbers, so I'll say that while Sturgeon's law says 90% will be crap I'm deliberately including the crap that isn't scammy)
If most of those get revised and improved, cool. If not...that's a lot of frustrated potential developers.