Holy Rip!
Holy Rip!
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Statistically speaking this is a non-issue. All artful dodgers know how to limit what they give away in their work as much as getting ripped-off is no recent phenomena.
Web design isn't abstract expressionism anymore than carpentry is sculpting wood. Form is highly limited by the need for functionality.
The very nature of writing code is repetitive to the point that plagiarism is negligible
Just like inondated musicians, web designers feel the pressure of being always more and more authentic.
Decrying web design theft is like pop artists squabbling over the rights to "Knocking on Heaven's Door".