What doublespeak. Startups are 99% execution. All successful startup founders are "execution entrepreneurs." All that really distinguishes the Samwers is that they copy existing ideas, and there are already names for people who do that.
http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3658797
> there was nothing revolutionary about Dropbox. There were already dozens of similar things
Neither do you.
It's the literal copying of the designs without adding anything novel that I have a problem with. Case in point:
Now if they were churning out half-assed businesses just to capitalize on something that is currently trendy/popular then that's a different story. Just look at the Android market, it is full of copies of original indie games that came out on iOS first.
Honest question: What name is that? (English is not my first language.)
And since I cannot quite interpret the tone of your comment I have to ask bluntly: Do you find it okay what the Samwers do?
I don't like what they do. It's ok to take an existing idea and adapt it. E.g. to try to make a web-based version of a desktop app. But there is something contemptible about copying something so literally that you even copy the mistakes.