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"Samwer doesn't like the word clone. "It's a mistake to think that the idea is the decisive factor," he says. "Ideas are nothing special. There are thousands of
by jfaucett 14y ago
"Samwer doesn't like the word clone. "It's a mistake to think that the idea is the decisive factor," he says. "Ideas are nothing special. There are thousands of ideas. But of thousands of ideas, only one succeeds. And that's the real point." He's got a point there, the only real assertion I could see is that the "ideas" they copy aren't things like hey, lets make an online shop, but rather completely hashed out business models that already have an application for reverse engineering, etc. But as dispicable as people might think they are for what they do, I think its about time companies started thinking globally quicker, living in the EU, I don't want to wait years before I can use a service and the Samwer's provide the services the people want to use.
- erichocean 14y agoThe question I came away asking, as someone in the United States, was how can we launch quickly in other countries? It's hard enough launching in the US with the regulations here, but I'm at a complete loss as to how to launch internationally. Is localization/internationalization enough? For my company, we work with/through VARs, which requires an in-person visit. We've barely got enough bandwidth to cover the US as it is today; expanding internationally would be pretty difficult. I'm just not sure where to start!