Your app is not listed because it does not have enough high ratings and user engagement to be listed in the App Center at this time
long time listener, first time caller.

We have a reasonably popular Android application with integrated Facebook SSO, it has 3.5 star rating.

We submitted our app to the app center and although everything indicates that Facebok will review it before putting it up, it immediately tells us that our app detail page is live. It gives the appearance that it is not really being reviewed.

The actual problem though is that we get the dreaded and mysterious "Your app is not listed because it does not have enough high ratings and user engagement to be listed in the App Center at this time."

It appears that the 3.5 star rating should be sufficient because there are many other apps at about the same level.

Would love to get our app listed, unfortunately since facebook does not define what exactly "enough" is in the policies or guidelines, we are left scratching our heads.

Any suggestions? What is the "enough" metric?
Your app is not listed because it does not have enough high ratings and user engagement to be listed in the App Center at this time
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long time listener, first time caller.

We have a reasonably popular Android application with integrated Facebook SSO, it has 3.5 star rating.

We submitted our app to the app center and although everything indicates that Facebok will review it before putting it up, it immediately tells us that our app detail page is live. It gives the appearance that it is not really being reviewed.

The actual problem though is that we get the dreaded and mysterious "Your app is not listed because it does not have enough high ratings and user engagement to be listed in the App Center at this time."

It appears that the 3.5 star rating should be sufficient because there are many other apps at about the same level.

Would love to get our app listed, unfortunately since facebook does not define what exactly "enough" is in the policies or guidelines, we are left scratching our heads.

Any suggestions? What is the "enough" metric?