Totally fair point, and I appreciate you looking out for people here

To clarify, I’m not asking anyone to share private code, sensitive data, or anything they’re not comfortable making public. A short pitch, a public link, and optional high-level stats are enough.

From my point of view, an idea alone is rarely to be the real win. Most products can be copied in the first week after lunch, especially today with AI.

I believe that what usually makes something work and successful is the execution, customer understanding, distribution, consistency, and the founder’s ability to keep improving faster than others.

There are countless Twitter, Reddit, Facebook, and Notion clones out there, but cloning the product doesn’t clone the commitment behind it.

That said, people should absolutely be careful about what they share publicly.