[Quaro]

>So if you put your heart and soul into something, and then someone comes along, tweaks your thing and makes it better, the way to respond isn't to ask people to respect how hard you worked; it's to look closely at the new thing, understand why people like it better, and then bring that understanding to your next iteration or your next product.

It doesn't have be better or even different for a clone to be successful.

Someone copies it exactly and starts making money off it. Or more likely, 100 different people. What's your response to that supposed to be then?