
Hitting submit — and what if you're rejected
2:08Everything's in: auth, payment, landing page, listing. Now the submit button, and the fear around it. Worst case is a rejection and you try again — after three to four hours, the extension is out the door.
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You literally, you do have to sit down. You do have to do the talk, talk, talk. You do have to think about what you're building but it's fine, it's fine. This is good, no? It auto-detects it. We just need to wait for that. Meanwhile, because we updated the domain to full access, owner access, we want, that's beautiful, no? Let's just see. (keyboard clicking) Now we can do this summit for you to do. (sighs) So I'm just gonna take a quick confirmation. What is the worst that can happen? We'll get rejected. We'll try again. There was once this Chrome extension which I wanted to try but because it was free, I never tried it again. 'Cause this code rejection, I was like, I am not interested, man. I have much harder things to do. It has been a journey, guys, like, building magic slides and other products. It takes a lot of time. Two things, one, we'll fix, one, I can verify from text. UMDes got stripped somewhere so it now reads off Facebook. Oh, single purpose. Where's single, ah, where's single purpose? So, say, "Silicon" over here. Ooh, says. Yeah, it did. Yes, yes, yes. So that was all, guys. It has been an amazing three to four hours of sitting down and I hope you got a lot of value from it. Publish your extension, guys, and share with me.…
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