Spot-on. This article misses the point entirely - X for Y is just a convenient (if somewhat lazy) way of describing new concepts by reference to existing ones.

Spot-on. This article misses the point entirely - X for Y is just a convenient (if somewhat lazy) way of describing new concepts by reference to existing ones. I was hoping that the author would really dig into the practice of startup clones - c.f. http://www.rocket-internet.de http://www.rocket-internet.de