I guess imitation is the most sincerest form of flattery.  I'm both proud of this, but at the same time... I dunno:

http://www.covenant-guild.us/

Now, when I built this site I initially used a skin that I've adapted and updated to meet our needs.  The fact that these pages are using a similar skin isn't a big deal.  It's a pretty common occurance in the content management system world.

It's just that... well, I actually edited a lot of the template files and CSS files myself to tweak it to what we (and they) have now.  I don't know how they got those very custom changes to reflect in their site.  Examples of this are the side listing RSS feeds at the bottom of the page, the wowjutsu badge javascript block, item rollovers, etc.

There's also a LOT of, well, let's call it "inspiration" in their actual content and layout. The pinned Addon post, "handbook", gallery titles, and this little gem at the top of the front page of both our sites:

"If you're new here, register and come by the forums and say "Hi". Check
out our articles, blogs and all the various things we have going on. If
you're new, these links may help you: Apply to guild, View raid calendar, Download the addon pack, View all recent site activity."  Those are Garreth Words. 

Same when you register: "Hello and thank you for taking the time to register at Covenant-guild.us!

Please fill out all registration fields. The fields "Main", "Guild" and
"Server" are all mandatory. We delete all registrations where these
fields do not line up with actual in-game toons. Your "Username" does
not have to be that of your main (although I encourage it), as long as
you've filled in the "Main" field. In other words, "Jim" who plays the
toon "Lolpally" could register on the site with "Jim" as long as
"Lolpally" is input in the Main field.

After submitting your registration, you'll receive an email to verify
that you aren't some spam-bot. It'll contain your password and a link
back to the site to activate your account. Welcome to our community!"  That's me talking... but on another site..

However, honestly, I think the guy is doing a good thing.  He's taking up the lead to get his guild started with a kick ass web and organization system and it looks like his crew is really getting excited to use it.   I mean, hell, he and I both used the same tutorial site (www.psdtuts.com) to make our site banners!  Web dev isn't about being the most 100% unique, it's about offering your visitors a good experience.  I'm glad Downfall could inspire them!  (Might ask them to change some wording or at least credit us a little :P)