Display title | Follow the Leader |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Whenever a work achieves enough success, there will be imitators. It doesn't matter if it's a cheap foreign knockoff or a major Hollywood production. It doesn't matter whether the writers are choosing to do this or the producers are. If they think they can make money ripping off a successful work, or at least something else in its genre, they will Follow the Leader. Thanks to Sturgeon's Law, this has the typical effect of flooding the market with a lot of inferior works. But not always. |