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Forking risk arises when a project’s codebase is open-source and can be easily copied by competitors. While open-source development promotes innovation, it also enables rivals to replicate successful models without contributing to the original ecosystem. Strong branding, community loyalty, and unique features help protect against forks. Some projects introduce licensing terms or governance structures that discourage hostile forks. Active communication with users and continuous innovation are key to maintaining a competitive edge. If a fork gains traction, the original project must differentiate itself quickly to retain market share and preserve its network value.

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