There is a lesson here: the Apple process of approval is not agile enough.
Once the initial version has been approved, subsequent "minor" version should get an immediate "default approval".
That's the proper way for Apple to build some trust relationship with their developers.
Of course, some people could abuse that system, but that's easy to monitor (like when there is a sudden increase in sales just after a "minor update")
There is a lesson here: the Apple process of approval is not agile enough.
Once the initial version has been approved, subsequent "minor" version should get an immediate "default approval".
That's the proper way for Apple to build some trust relationship with their developers.
Of course, some people could abuse that system, but that's easy to monitor (like when there is a sudden increase in sales just after a "minor update")