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I've always personally liked the compass, a very underestimated item in the game. Either because people don't know that two players using a compass at the same time will show each other on the map or because some mod like this one is being used that makes that obsolete. Usually both. :p
Some story ideas (will increase the difficulty of production):
1. Modify the recipe of the cartography table
1.1 Not every adventurer knows how to make a map, so a pirate map should be posted on the cartography table as a reference for making maps. (Add "Pirate Map*1" to the recipe)
1.2 A cartography table that supports large-scale replication should require a large amount of papyrus and ink when making it. (Add "Papyrus*x", "Charcoal*x" to the recipe)
2. The content between different cartography tables should be independent, rather than synchronizing the information on each cartography table in real time through the Internet
Note that these features are heavily WIP, let me know in which situations the map sync doesn't work and which ones it does, or if it leads to a crash at any point.
I have fixed the issue on my mod's end by changing the variable name used for my global icon to something less generic. However I recommend telling NeddoFreddo to consider doing the same, as it's likely not just my mod that was incompatible because of this.
"thank you for posting a log. it's their code that's crashing, looks like they forgot a nil check. it's checking for something called 'icon,' no idea what that is."
[02:39:15]: [string "../mods/workshop-2902364746/modmain.lua"]:56: attempt to index field 'icon' (a nil value)
LUA ERROR stack traceback:
../mods/workshop-2902364746/modmain.lua:56 in (local) fn (Lua) <56-56>
scripts/entityscript.lua:1208 in (method) PushEvent (Lua) <1195-1222>
scripts/prefabs/player_common_extensions.lua:675 in (local) fn (Lua) <607-684>
scripts/entityscript.lua:1208 in (method) PushEvent (Lua) <1195-1222>
scripts/stategraphs/SGwilson.lua:2841 in () ? (Lua) <2799-2847>
=(tail call):-1 in () (tail) <-1--1>
scripts/stategraph.lua:465 in (method) HandleEvent (Lua) <463-471>
scripts/stategraph.lua:479 in (method) HandleEvents (Lua) <473-488>
scripts/stategraph.lua:154 in (method) UpdateEvents (Lua) <148-157>
scripts/stategraph.lua:145 in (method) Update (Lua) <109-146>
scripts/update.lua:288 in () ? (Lua) <224-298>
TLDR: Klei made an oopsie and have not noticed it yet because it's subtle. My mod just makes it more noticeable as a side-effect.