That said, I somewhat agree with you. But I think Apple has fallen down on a few of these cases.

One problem is that the naughty apps were beginning to leak outside of where they belonged. You started seeing them in “Productivity” and “Utilities.” I’m sorry, but a pretty girl in a bikini cleaning my screen is not a “Utility.” Entertainment? Sure. But, then, the developer was the one who claimed this was a “Utility.” Where were the people at Apple saying, “Uh, no, it isn’t” and bouncing it back?

Second, if these posts exist, isn’t it up to Apple to police them? After all, it’s their store–at least, that’s what the fanbois say. Removing an App because someone posted a link to a porn website in the comments is a bit extreme. Will Apple take down my App–which has nothing to do with pornography but is extremely popular–because someone unknown to me said, “Hey, check out pornsite.com!” in the comments?

Don’t get me wrong, the people who do this are jerks. No doubt. But this is something that Apple needs to deal with–not the developers.