I think the hardest for this kind of projects is to keep it active. Environments with a "global state" like this (everyone shares the same website) are ultimately limited to surges (seasonal events like Magnus vs The World or a single game of Twitch plays Pokemon) or to a recurring flow of new people.
Maybe having multiple "realms", so that there are not too many people in a single realm in case of virality, and the ability for people to spawn their own realms would be nice (think skribbl or Among Us) but then it would kind of be a Lovable and cost a lot to host the LLM. But since the html code is open source, local LLMs (like Gemini Nano embedded in Chrome) could theoretically do the editing. In that case, the web page should definitely be marked as even unsafer! I wonder how one could avoid the red flag of Chrome for pages that are deliberately made to host collaborative crap.
Wow that's cool!
I think the hardest for this kind of projects is to keep it active. Environments with a "global state" like this (everyone shares the same website) are ultimately limited to surges (seasonal events like Magnus vs The World or a single game of Twitch plays Pokemon) or to a recurring flow of new people.
Maybe having multiple "realms", so that there are not too many people in a single realm in case of virality, and the ability for people to spawn their own realms would be nice (think skribbl or Among Us) but then it would kind of be a Lovable and cost a lot to host the LLM. But since the html code is open source, local LLMs (like Gemini Nano embedded in Chrome) could theoretically do the editing. In that case, the web page should definitely be marked as even unsafer! I wonder how one could avoid the red flag of Chrome for pages that are deliberately made to host collaborative crap.