Both Cammy and Amigakit have done a lot of good for Amiga users and the community - I'm sure they can find a way to co-operate, but Amigakit are a business in a small market so do need to drum up business and make money where they can.
In the post Power/Elbox Days of Amiga computing here in the UK, Amigakit are a reliable supplier of hardware and software products, and after-sales support that the community need.
Robert
Generally I dislike if Marketing is hammering on me and Amigakit has partly overdone it for some time with almost every posting including X1000 and links on their shop. From what I have seen it got better recently. Propably Cammy was already upset before on Amigakit.
Generally App-Stores are not so easy to do. You can install a normal Store (PHP/MySQL) and include Amiga-products but doing a App-Store that is running on amiga platforms including automatic payment needs a lot of programming and that costs (and has to be covered later). You also need to host it (what is not free of charge either). Theoretically people could program it free of charge but we all know there is a shortage of skilled programmers and obviously there was noone interested to do it.
We will soon have two competing App-Stores, one cross-platform and the other AmigaOS related, if that really makes sense in a small market is another topic. Both request money, I am ok with it as long as they offer services that help the customers (in this case both devs and users). There is no free lunch in the world.
@Cammy
As far as I know is the other App-Store hosting all apps/games for free, only if you sell something on the platform it costs something (you find the thread on aros-exec)