Immitation is the highest form of flattery.

So they say.

The question is: when it crosses over into ripping someone off, is it still flattering? Other guys at the office brought to my attention this site. Looking at the site itself, that's obviously not what I'm referring to as the copying. HOWEVER! If one were to view the source on their site as well as ours. . .well:

<META NAME="keywords" CONTENT="website designer hutchinson ks website design website designer hutchinson kansas mcpherson wichita salina newton reno county kansas web site design shopping cart sell items online">

<META NAME="description" CONTENT="Website designer - Hutchinson Ks Website design by a Hutchinson Kansas website designer - 

Serving All of Kansas including clients in Wichita Salina Mcpherson and several other states offers logical thinking, graphic design, website hosting, logo design, search engine optimization, Ecommerce.">

You'll just have to take my word that ours was there first. If you try to, you can find the navigation links on their site (white on white background, but they highlight red on rollover) and navigate to the contact page to learn that they run out of Miami, but have an office in Olathe. Why, then, would they shoot for Hutchinson in their Meta info? Maybe they answered that question for me: "Your conpetitors....already have an website!" *cough*spell check*cough*

Absolutely they do! Just use their stuff!
Anyway, I'm a total jerk for bagging on these guys, but I just had to. I mean. . .