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The real answer is to out execute them. Taking time to do legal action will only waste valuable resources. Ironically the founder worked at Rocket-internet whi
by scentChicken 3y ago
The real answer is to out execute them. Taking time to do legal action will only waste valuable resources.
Ironically the founder worked at Rocket-internet which was notorious for copying successful startups
https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/27/wimdu-rocket-internets-airbnb-clone-to-shut-down-this-year-facing-significant-business-challenges/ https://techcrunch.com/2018/09/27/wimdu-rocket-internets-air...
- constantly 3y ago[flagged]
- scentChicken 3y agoBeen a lurker for a while and just wanted to comment on the post. I still think recommendation still stands. I'd rather have the discussion be about the benefits of legal action vs executing instead of how long this account has been around.
- newuser0000 3y ago[flagged]
- jacquesm 3y agoThat's not always as easy as you seem to want to make it. It can take a long time to establish a field and a product line, a copycat can skip all your mistakes and take the end product. Now: it all depends on what was copied. They've copied code, text from the website, other documentation they may well be in serious trouble. And then it helps that they happen to be funded because that makes them a nice fat & juicy target. The last thing you want is to sue some party that is penniless.