March 13th news, yesterdayOpenClaw Father Peter Steinberger IN X ACCUSINGTencentThe acquisition of skills data from ClawHub and its import into the home of SkillHub triggered a continuing debate about the "open-source spirit" and the "boundary of big factory behavior"。
At first, @Steinberger, an Internet friend, said that the Quest in his home, SkillHub, "takes all the skills of ClawHub." Steinberger subsequently replied that he had received mail complaining that its speed limits affected the speed of capture and criticized the "copying without supporting the project"。
Following the fermentation of the incident, the official account number "Tencent AI" was sent in response, emphasizing that SkillHub was a locally based skill platform based on OpenClaw ' s ecology, aimed at providing Chinese users with better availability and speed of access, and stating that "ClawHub has been clearly identified as a source " 。
The announcement also published specific data: SkyllHub has provided 180-GB traffic (about 870,000 downloads) to users in the first week of the service, while only 1-GB has been drawn from official sources, and members of the team contributed code and PR to OpenClaw, hoping to become "better contributors"。
However, Steinberger's explanation for the arraignment is not exactly a purchase. In his follow-up response, he stated that the problem was not the mirror itself, but rather that the arraignment had not been communicated in advance: "We could have synchronized, made things official, downloaded statistics simultaneously." It's polite to ask first."。
He also mentioned that the capture of the call had led to the cost of its servers approaching five digits and hoped that the call would provide practical support at the resource level。
Funny thing is, on the same day, Steinberger, yeahBaiduThe attitude is clearly more positive。
OpenClaw "Lobster Market" was set up in a 100-degree online event, attracting nearly 1,000 visitors and announcing that 100-degree App has supported direct access to OpenClaw, covering about 700 million MAUs, while 100-degree smart clouds have been the first to support OpenClaw deployment。
Steinberger responded to "Amazing" in the comment area and said that the project would welcome a defender or sponsor。