I don't consider bug fixes and adding more in-app purchases to be doing me a big favor.

My mechanic, or dry cleaner never tell me that they'll do a better job and work harder if only I will write a positive review. Because, for some strange reason, apps seem to be the one product that implies they will hold their services hostage unless I write a good review for them.

If you created the app to make money, then let the money be your motivator. It's a form of fraud, actually, and I'd like to see The App Store ban this all-too-common form of begging. This is a common plea among app makers, and many, (like this guy), never actually reward the time and effort you spent giving them those high reviews. In the description of the app, the Developer says that giving his product great reviews 'really help us to add new features.' Well, he has 187 5-star reviews, and yet he abandoned the app a year and a half ago. With Fragment, the pieces add up to something extraordinary every time. Still going? Hit “Refragment” and keep creating. Ready to share? Send your vision to Instagram, Facebook, Twitter and other photo enhancement apps with just a tap. It’s all up to you where you want to take it. Or go for something completely random and tap shuffle. Rotate, resize, frame, drag, zoom, crop – Fragment is completely scalable and a true reflection of your imagination. Watch as your image is “fragmented” instantly into a myriad of prism-like glass pieces, thanks to a lightning-fast interface that works in real time. Unleash your inner artist and choose from a collage of inspired frames, shapes and patterns. Once you have your image, the enhancing is in full effect. Take your camera and compose a photo, or select from your Camera Roll. Fragment (featured in 153 countries) can transform any image into totally unique, one-of-a-kind prismatic art you’ll want to share with everyone.

Kaleidoscope app with gallery pics