Publishing in Adobe Air Marketplace

Hello everyone,
I posted an offering on Air Marketplace and 24 days later it's still showing as "Approved Pending" and not appearing in searches.
Sent 2 emails to [email protected] - no answer.
I'm puzzled at this lack of feedback.
Has anyone here had experience in this area?
Thanks in advance
Andy

Sometimes I wonder if there is anyone at Adobe who reads these posts or gives a ****.
I realize you guys are busy making great products for us, but what about a little feedback??
After all we're trying to write code using YOUR platform which I assume you're interested in promoting.
So a little attention would not be bad for business, don't you think?
My submission has been f;apping in the wind in "approved pending" state and not available for searches, for 27 days now.
Nobody responds to my emails. Nobody responds to my posts.
What am I supposed to do ? Declare that you guys suck and switch to Java??
Frustrated
Andy

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