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And what exactly is a "clone" in this context? Did they merely make a similar site or does it include your IP? If it's the former then i can't imagine you can
by snickerbockers 4y ago
And what exactly is a "clone" in this context? Did they merely make a similar site or does it include your IP?
If it's the former then i can't imagine you can do anything about it because they haven't done anything wrong. If it's the latter then you need a lawyer because it's not the host's responsibility to enforce your IP rights, especially since from their perspective you could be a competitor trying to use illegitimate tactics to sabotage their customer.
- boplicity 4y agoIt is indeed the host's responsibility to remove any content that is violating IP rights -- at least when there is a DMCA request filed. No need to get a lawyer involved, unless the host is not following the required procedures.
- preinheimer 4y agoThey've copied 100% of the text, images, styling, etc on the public version of our site. They have changed a few colours in some select images to better match their theme. I'd guess that they have 0% of our product copied.