Entrepreneurs give up their dreams and Facebook falls into the clouds.

8 months ago, Facebook was an American-proud internet myth: A 104.2 billion-dollar market capitalisation in the US Nasdaq, the largest technology companies listed financing scale, just over 28 years old Facebookceo Mark Zuckerberg, worth nearly 20 billion U.S. dollars, among the world's richest list top ten.

8 months later, Facebook has fallen from the clouds: Wall Street has just ranked the top ten Americans most hated, Facebook looms, and the financial giants such as Citigroup have become "feather".

It's not so much what has changed the likes and dislikes of Americans, but what Facebook has done in the short 8 months. Facebook has been abuzz with plagiarism since last December. It took only 12 days for Facebook to copy the app, but the cost of the event was enormous. Many internet risk investors have expressed disappointment with Facebook, which they think is supposed to be a "creative hero," but slowly degenerate into "organized replicators". Then Lenovo to a domestic copy of the world without rivals of the Internet company, can not help but let people sigh: children you grow up, became a message.

U.S. dollars, to draw countless heroes to bow. Similar stories are not uncommon in the United States, such as Apple and Samsung, and the late Apple's father, Steve Jobs, has spent his whole life trying to steal a graphics operating system for gates. But in any case, outright copying is a shameful thing to do, especially with Facebook's current position in the river's arena, so disgraceful that it has fallen below everyone's glasses.

More directly, the public can not accept is not only a copy of the problem, but embarked on the plagiarism of no return to Facebook, undermining the hearts of the good entrepreneurial dream. Facebook's entrepreneurial path is a rocket fly up, borrow Jordan is "God sent to play basketball", Zuckerberg is "God sent to engage in Internet". However, when it grew to such a scale, the choice of the competition is not the confrontation, but naked plagiarism, and also intends to rely on their own huge user base to crush opponents, has become a greedy petty businessman.

The gentleman loves the money to take in the way, can a company make profit by unscrupulous means? Can an entrepreneur give up creative power to make a fortune? It's not just Facebook, it's probably all entrepreneurs should think about. Information Times reporter Xu Xian