[aferreira]

But adding this as a requirement is perfectly reasonable? How about the fact that this is completely out of the developer's control (apps are sometimes rejected for no reason whatsoever)? Let's hold out on payment until someone at Apple says it's alright.

Next time I buy some bananas at the supermarket, I'm going to tell the cashier that if my clients don't like them, they won't get paid and that they have to come with me to convince my clients that the bananas are perfectly fine.

[EpicEng]

Then don't agree to the terms, simple. You're a big boy, you're responsible for your decisions.

[ye]

> But adding this as a requirement is perfectly reasonable?

If you don't think it's reasonable, why agree to the project?

> Next time I buy some bananas at the supermarket, I'm going to tell the cashier that if my clients don't like them, they won't get paid

That's a red herring fallacy, it has nothing to do with the situation we're discussing. The cashier has no contract with you, and didn't agree to anything.