Rebirth: I Want to Surf

"99 Internet Technology Company, the largest virtual community owner in China, is planning to sue Tencent for infringing the intellectual property rights of 'My World' and 'MaiMai Space'.

99 stated that the Qzone newly launched by the other party is the same or substantially similar to “My World” and “MaiMai Space” in terms of page layout, operation method, function design and many other aspects.

99 demanded that Tencent stop operating Qzone immediately, apologize publicly and pay 1 yuan in compensation! "

"..."

After reading the news, Xu Liang's whole body is not well, this is not according to routine!

The Internet is not about fighting and killing, it's about the ways of the world. Isn't it common for you to fuck me and fuck you? How can anyone really sue?

And the response is so fast, I just launched it for a week, and your mother sued? If it wasn't illogical, Xu Liangzhen thought 99 was staring at him!

"This this……"

Xu Liang paused, and said: "This matter can only be handled by the public relations department and the legal department. We want to develop Qzone, and the above has agreed, and we cannot be blamed."

The matter quickly transferred to those two departments. The first reaction was to communicate privately. 99 was very tough: either meet the conditions or go to court.

QQ was still afraid that it was a bluff, so after repeated inquiries, it found out that 99 had indeed submitted a complaint.

Gan!

I'm confused here, haven't I seen such a reckless one? Even if you sue, can you win? ? ?

QQ was caught off guard and responded hastily. While preparing materials to go to court, it started public relations and issued a well-regulated draft, to the effect:

"Qzone is self-developed, and there is no substantial similarity problem. There is no basis for plagiarism, because the operation methods and ideas can be borrowed from each other..."

They thought it was over, that the battle was in court.

Fortunately, the Internet environment these days is relatively simple, and it is not like the noisy miasma of the later generations. But Yao Yuan is used to it, not only used to it, but also good at it. The battlefield of this matter is not in the court, and he directly pulls the other party to his favorite track. :

Net storm penguin!

"Blind people can see that this QQ space is exactly the same as the Maiwo community! And this model was first developed by Maimai. In just a few months, QQ has written Sharingan (the Huoying animation version has been spread to China. )?"

"If you want to say that, I still say that Mai Mai copied QQ?"

"Fuck your mother! QQ itself copied ICQ. Now that there are so many instant messaging software, the industry has already matured, and there is no such thing as someone copying anyone."

"I can prove that QQ is a habitual offender. I have been playing "Pop Pao" all the time, but last year a "QQ Pao" came out, and a bunch of bastards who played QQ insisted that "Pop Pao" was copied, damn it I'm so angry!"

"I agree, those who play QQ are too young, and I feel like I haven't learned much."

There are a lot of QQ users, and there are also a lot of Maiwo users. The two families fight each other, some watch the show, and some help. The navy of 99 is mixed in, doing things here and there, all kinds of rhythm.

Directly pointing at two sore spots: the younger lowB! Plagiarism is a habitual offender!

Now is the beginning of domestic online marketing, who is like Yao Yuan, who let Liu Weiwei raise a group of sailors early on, and there are also many big hands with brilliant literary talents.

Ever since, such a majestic article soon appeared, which was reposted by major platforms, and the number of hits skyrocketed:

"Softbank's Sun Zhengyi proposed a time machine theory:

The development stages of the IT industry in the United States, Japan, and China are different, so start business in the more developed United States, and then go to underdeveloped countries to do what you have done before when you mature.

It's like sitting in a time machine, hence the name time machine theory...

Throughout the domestic Internet products, from portals to search, from BBS to e-commerce, everything is like this. Our products can always find a target abroad, take it over, and harvest user groups as a new thing in China.

The same is true for QQ, the benchmark is ICQ.

I don't discuss right or wrong, I just say that when China's Internet is underdeveloped, it is completely understandable to learn from foreign advanced experience, or to put it bluntly as plagiarism.

Because you are behind, of course you have to learn from others.

But it has been 11 years since China first connected to the Internet in 1994.

Over the past 11 years, our Internet business has developed rapidly, with more than 100 million netizens, various products emerge in an endless stream, and international capital favors us. It is already a vibrant land.

But I want to ask, where is the ability to innovate?

We can't always copy others, can we?

QQ went public last year, sitting on 300 million registrations, and is already a quite successful company.

But even so, it still doesn't want to make progress. The so-called innovation is just fine-tuning on the basis of taking other people's things, exploiting loopholes in intellectual property rights, and repeatedly jumping on the edge of illegality!

It is true that "Bomb Hall" is also a copy of "Bomberman" in the red and white machine era, but most people have played "Bomberman". ".

But we can only copy what others have already copied, and come up with "QQ Tang", and also provoke a bunch of young people who can't distinguish between black and white, putting the cart before the horse, what a tragedy!

On the other hand, the Maiwo community has always made great achievements in innovation. The simplest ones are those small functions such as "only for friends to view/public/private". This novel design based on humanization not only brings great convenience to netizens , It is also unique in creativity.

And even these, Qzone also copied them all!

For another example, recently there is a Facebook in the United States, which only allows college students to register, and they can post photos, interact, etc. on it. Of course foreigners find it novel, because they don’t know wheat nest, but when we take a look, isn’t this what we have been playing for a long time?

Just like this kind of international leading innovation awareness, does QQ have it?

China's Internet already has a foundation and capital. We should enhance our independent innovation capabilities, develop our unique Internet products, and even export them abroad.

This general direction is something that will happen sooner or later, but it is a pity that we currently only have Internet companies that do not think about making progress and only care about making money!

If things go on like this, no matter how prosperous we are, we will only be deformed prosperity, and no matter how powerful we are, we will only be falsely powerful, picking up the hot shit left over from other people's games, and feeding it to our domestic users.

…………

Directly blinded the pony.

They have never done such a thing of talking on the Internet, as if they were laughing at themselves overnight, and some of them became buzzwords in 2005.

That's not all.

Shanghai, grand.

Chen Tianqiao suddenly received a strange call.

"Mr. Chen, I'm taking the liberty, I'm Yao Yuan!"

"..."

Chen Tianqiao was taken aback for a moment, but then he came to his senses and asked, "Mr. Yao has admired you for a long time, what can you do?"

""Bubble Hall" was affected by "QQ Hall", and lost a lot of market share, right? I'm suing Penguin, together?!"

(and in the evening...)