> ... all of this is consistent with an extension that should be kicked off the app store within 14 days.
No, it absolutely isn't. You can't take someone's livelihood off the app store within 14 days when they have every interest in complying with your policy but you just don't feel the need to even tell them what all the policy is. The fact it was approved in the first place is Google's fault, not the app developer, so is totally irrelevant to this saga.
If you can hit the Reject button you can fill in a text box that says why. There's no excuse for that.
No, it absolutely isn't. You can't take someone's livelihood off the app store within 14 days when they have every interest in complying with your policy but you just don't feel the need to even tell them what all the policy is. The fact it was approved in the first place is Google's fault, not the app developer, so is totally irrelevant to this saga.
If you can hit the Reject button you can fill in a text box that says why. There's no excuse for that.