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IPhone App "Content Aggregator" - problems with the failure of the application store

I just read the instructions for the Apple iOS application developer and am wondering if my application is a content aggregator.

The iPhone application is tab-based and displays a table view on each tab. Clicking on a table element opens a web view containing a local PDF file.

All PDF files are "Qualification Time" sheets for national swimming competitions. They are available for free online (if you can track them ...), so the application is likely to be free to download.

The main purpose of this application is to make it easier for swimmers to check their time at all national competitions. Is there any risk that Apple could deny this application since I technically “populated” the content? Or is it too innocent / trivial (I don't steal at all) to turn my back?

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John

No one can say for sure, but I would say that the probability of rejection of your application is very, very low. The key points are either (a) a link to the PDF files, or (b) to somehow indicate that you are allowed to use them. Copyright is likely to be the biggest problem.

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