Easy now, fellas.
Judging by the OP's post history, there are some nuances of Bladeforums that Ashley hasn't found out about yet.
The vast majority of members don't like clones, and with good reason. If they are facsimiles of custom or mid-tech knives, they tend to be poor quality, and can cause people to accuse the original maker of putting out a bad product, especially if they are re-sold by somebody who doesn't disclose their origin.
If they are copies of production knives, they tend to be poor quality, although I have seen cases where a company that produces a design for a well-known company will turn around and sell the identical design with their own logo on it.
Last but not least is the issue of intellectual property theft. This is especially important for small-volume makers, who put a lot of sweat into coming up with something unique, only to have it copied and sold by the thousands. Suddenly, their work is buried under an avalanche of low-quality clones that are indistinguishable to the average customer.
We've also seen our share of shills and trolls, and it's made the average member pretty dismissive, and rightly so: if you've seen a hundred posts that fit the same general pattern, you're going to assume that the hundred and first post is also somebody trying to start drama for their own entertainment.
This is the Internet, where's everybody's wrong. Also, I'm usually That Guy. So I'm going to assume that Ashley really doesn't understand these things. If I'm wrong, then I'll try to be at least gracefully wrong. Instead of ending up on the floor with my foot in my mouth, like most times.....