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It was InitializedFrostedGlass instead of InitializeFrostedGlass, so it wouldn't work...
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Reviewed changes with content owner (Scott Miller); changes approved.
Microsoft App Store policy bans product names mentioning third-party products [1]. Currently this rule is inconsistently applied by Microsoft Store app reviewers because it isn't clear. Non-deceptive usage of third-party brands with products is fair use by Trademark rules [2]. Furthermore, products supporting third-party products must emphasize their supporting/dependent role as shown by many products in the Microsoft Store that incorporate third party products in their name [3]. This policy is not consistently applied by the Microsoft Store app reviewers. Many apps use third-party products in their names; yet two many-years-old products of ours recently were rejected because of this rule. Clearly, either the rule must change or all products breaking this Store policy seem to require a name change (a bad choice IMO). Please change Store policy to italicize only the third-party product name in Microsoft Store product titles to clarify they are not part of the actual name. Also include a disclaimer immediately in the product description declaring “<third-party product> is not a product of <publisher name>”. References: 1. See second bullet under 10.1 “Your product must not use a name, images, or any other metadata that is the same as that of other products unless the product is also published by you.” (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/apps/publish/store-policies#101-distinct-function--value-accurate-representation) 2. See point MicrosoftDocs#2 “Nominative fair use permits use of another’s trademark to refer to the trademark owner’s goods and services associated with the mark.” (https://www.inta.org/fact-sheets/fair-use-of-trademarks-intended-for-a-non-legal-audience/) 3. Here are products currently in the Microsoft Store that accurately and fairly use the name of a third-party product (names are in the URLs)…<please see MicrosoftDocs#3 here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75148703/third-party-product-names-banned-in-microsoft-store-products-names-but-customers> because this forum limits the number of URLs in a posting.
It was InitializedFrostedGlass instead of InitializeFrostedGlass. So wouldn't work.