If you’re are on web frequently, chances are high that you’ve came across different posts at different blogs talking about a same thing (a new web app/service etc.). (I’m not essentially talking about the echo-chamber; READ upto THE LAST PARA to know).

Frequently, we see many “x killer apps to do this online” posts. All of them results in a huge lsit of  “Great list, thank you” comments.  Creating one is as simple as,

• search for atleast 5 of those,
• take a screenshot of each,
• write a 2 sentence review for each
• and PUBLISH.

Now we’ve WEB APPS that does almost everything that, earlier, could be done only with Installed applications
on your desktop computer. With the innumerable startups, came lots of posts reviewing them or introducing them. These drove people to those apps and immensely helped both the creators and users (& bloggers too!)

But, it has now become serious that, one cannot remember, “which app to use for what”.
It’s because of this scenario, CLONE posts DOESN’T really SUCK. You see a post listing “web apps that helps you to edit photos online” on one blog and another one that says“Dump Photoshop, do it all online”.
Both these posts are sure SUCCESS. That is, even though, the posts might be reviewing/introducing the same apps, it doesn’t really matter to the users as they need to be constantly told “use this for doing that”

Thus, I feel/say, CLONE posts DOESN’T really SUCK !!