Feature summary (what you would like to be able to do and where):
On the map, article dots to tap on are hidden underneath larger dots that show a number of the articles that would become visible if one pressed on the large dot. A way to have all dots directly displayed on the map at their locations at whatever current zoom one is at would be very useful. I think this could be the most needed change in regard to the Nearby places map and certainly is the most important one of the Nearby issues I just submitted.

I asked about this in the MapLibre GitHub repo after creating this issue and this functionality is already possible with that software and only needs to be used in the app by adding a butting and/or preference for not showing clusters. One could disable clustering (set cluster to false) or leave it turned on but change the clusteringmaxzoom so it shows all items directly even at a very large zoom-level.

Use case(s) (list the steps that you performed to discover that problem, and describe the actual underlying problem which you want to solve. Do not describe only a solution):
See the example video at time 0:42 to see what I mean with these aggregate dots that show more dots on the map when pressed. This is about a way to have the dots-directly-on-the-map view as shown at 0:39 in the video at whatever zoomlevel one is at without having to select any dots (even if that means lots of dots right next to each other where one could simply zoom in).

This is useful for navigation. One can barely use the map with these aggregate dots where the actual articles are hidden beneath. For example, I'd like to zoom at a level where the whole city is visible and tap on items to directly see the Wikipedia article info and then another item at a different place of the city. In some regions there are fewer items so there it's even less useful to have articles hidden underneath these numbers-dots. Often even when zoomed in a lot, some articles are hidden like this, making it barely useful since one always needs to tap a numbers-dot then zoom out again. Probably the Map LibreMaps offers a way to see items directly like one can in other maps and if not, an issue at their repo could be created. For example, there are good reasons for why Google Maps shows items directly on the map instead of hiding them underneath aggregate dots with numbers.

Benefits (why should this be implemented?):
Drastically improves navigability of the map. Probably the largest problem of the Nearby feature for achieving its current potential usefulness.