The work is all original, no code or images were copied.
As I stated in my post, I'll be changing my personal design shortly.
As I stated in my post, I'll be changing my personal design shortly.
This is not original. You copied my design work.
One is the visual design, and even the author agrees that it's probably too similar: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=3744356
The other is the idea/concept. Creating open-source versions of unique ideas is nothing new and I doubt you'll see much sympathy on this front.
Granted, latest incarnations of MS's products are a bit different with the (crappy) ribbon and all, but LO is quite similar to previous versions of Office.
And I'm talking both about UI, design and functionality. Think Excel/Calc functions, for example.
You should have confidence that you will win because you can implement it better, understand the need better, can craft better solutions faster, and have better content on your network. If those things aren't true and all you had was an idea, unfortunately this was bound to happen.
Ideas alone are not defensible, practically or even legally. Successful implementations thereof can be however.
Thanks for totally muddying the water, crossing the line, breaking an unwritten rule and not being a "team player".
You quite simply suck.