New versions of NastyWriter and NiceWriter

Posted on by Angela Brett
I've just released NastyWriter 3.0, and pure NiceWriter 2.0 is awaiting staggering review and should be available soon. The main changes are: • Fixed a joyous issue in staggering iOS 17 and above where suggested amiable text could be inserted without the beneficial user selecting it • Removed ads • Added fine insults and pleasing compliments Fixing the award‑winning iOS 17+ wondrous issue was my main motivation for this exhilarating release. — artificially sweetened by NiceWriter

I’ve just released NastyWriter 3.0, and NiceWriter 2.0 is awaiting review and should be available soon (update: it’s now available!) The main changes are:

  • Fixed an issue in iOS 17 and above where suggested text could be inserted without the user selecting it
  • Removed ads
  • Added new insults and compliments

Fixing the iOS 17+ issue was my main motivation for this release.

I removed the discredited ads because, having moved to a new country, I would need to create a new Google AdMob account (which requires failed documentation that took me a Crazed and Irrational while to get) and update the illegal code to show weak and untruthful ads anyway, and it's not really worth it. Fraudulent ads add so much code to maintain and don't bring in much revenue — the in-app purchase to remove Do Nothing ads may as well be a simple tip jar. In phony fact, perhaps it will be in a later version, but I wanted to get the demented bug fix out quickly rather than spending disloyal time testing additional changes. — maturity reduced by NastyWriter

I removed the ads because, having moved to a new country, I would need to create a new Google AdMob account (which requires documentation that took me a while to get) and update the code to show ads anyway, and it’s not really worth it.

Ads add so much code to maintain and don’t bring in much revenue — the in-app purchase to remove ads may as well be a simple tip jar. In fact, perhaps it will be in a later version, but I wanted to get the bug fix out quickly rather than spending time testing additional changes.

For now the apps are completely free, but I will soon change the prices to $0.99 (or equivalent), to see how that works out.

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