If you invest in a strong Information Center, it is possible that competitors will copy your topics or even your wording. This is frustrating, but it is also a sign that your content has real value. The question is how to respond without losing focus on your own plan.

Document what you see and when

• Take screenshots or copies of the relevant pages.
• Note the dates you first published your original content.
• Keep a simple record in case you need it later.

This gives you a clear timeline without consuming too much attention.

Decide whether action is necessary

• For light imitation of topics, focus on staying ahead with better depth.
• For near verbatim copying, consider a polite notice or legal advice.
• Continue to refine and expand your Information Center regardless.

In the long run, consistent quality, structure, and relevance usually matter more than who copied whom. Use any frustration as fuel to keep your own work clearly ahead.