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OpenClaw is seemingly just another way to chat with an AI on another non-AI centric platform instead of the CLI or the company's site. Then, you have to give it so many API keys to actually utilise it, which for me has shattered the image of it enabling complete autonomy. Yes, I get that it's just an one-time thing, but all these platforms have AIs of their own at this point, why would I go through this new hassle. That too some have expiring API keys or certain limits as well. All in all, AGAIN, a feature, not a product.

I have made this app called WorldConverse (https://github.com/anonymouslyanonymous1/WorldConverse) - it's like Reddit and Twitter but on a map/geographic organisation. You can check at a glimpse what's happening, where. I call the indicators, "Core". As more and more people join the core (=> message at least once), the core enlarges - so you'll be able to tell stuff that's trending apart. My main idea is to give people a go-to/single platform to discuss developing news in the world, albeit specific to their region.

I have made a bare minimum structure and open-sourced it, I haven't hosted it yet, but I'd like to hear you lot's thoughts on feasibility, appeal and suggestions..