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Is this the same as community blog posts?

Yes with some nice updates coming!

I just finished my first blog on blog-explores: https://huggingface.co/blog/xingxm/svgdreamer
I'm enjoying it. Thank you for everything! ❤️

Great @xingxm I 💜 SVGs!

wow, much nicer New Article page 🔥:

Kudos to @enzostvs for shipping this

@xingxm small typo in your Article title: guied => guided

Hi, the article I posted at https://hf.co/blog/hexgrad/restoring-sky seems to have been taken down without explanation and now 404's.

Here is the text content of that article: https://hf.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M/blob/main/demo/restoring-sky.md

Why was it taken down?

Hi, the article I posted at https://hf.co/blog/hexgrad/restoring-sky seems to have been taken down without explanation and now 404's.

Here is the text content of that article: https://hf.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M/blob/main/demo/restoring-sky.md

Why was it taken down?

I've had one of my posts removed without notice as well. That's the problem with censorship, it's always arguable and up to unseen moderators who don't even have to justify themselves.

It's Hugging Face's turf, so they make the rules if we post here, but invisible censorship definitely is the worst kind. At least notify and give us a chance to rectify an issue if you have to police the platform that hard.

Still, it's a very slippery slope. If they start censoring the blog, what about all the models that have much more questionable (legally or ethically) content? Once those who like to censor start to cleanse this site, the platform would lose its unique position and appeal as a central hub for all things AI.

Hi, the article I posted at https://hf.co/blog/hexgrad/restoring-sky seems to have been taken down without explanation and now 404's.

Here is the text content of that article: https://hf.co/hexgrad/Kokoro-82M/blob/main/demo/restoring-sky.md

Why was it taken down?

hey, I am not the cop here but I think problem is not the content in your blog post. It looks like it doesn't fit the quality standards. Blog posts should be technical.

Hi 👋 @hexgrad @wolfram thanks for the feedback! 🤗 It would definitely be useful to have a way to notify users for these kinds of things, so we're exploring some solutions there (and also getting feedback for reported content would be good etc)

For @wolfram he already has made efforts to adjust the content in his blogs to more closely fit the blog-explorers guidelines which is awesome, and we really appreciate his latest ones! 🔥 (And you bring up a good point about more sensitive content elsewhere on the HF Hub; I think we're aiming to keep blogposts a bit more professional, like a similar tone to stuff you might find on arxiv, if that helps)

As for @hexgrad , like @akkasayaz mentions, the blogpost wasn't quite what we were looking for (quite short and didn't really deliver much information), I would highly recommend checking out blogposts from @AmelieSchreiber for some examples of good blogposts.

In any case we'll start using less extreme methods for blogs that aren't quite complete rather than just deleting them, to give the community a chance to improve them. Let us know what you think!

Thanks for the responses @wolfram @akkasayaz @lunarflu

I understand, and I can definitely increase the depth and technicality of my blog posts / Articles. To be honest, I had originally thought Articles were meant to be more casual and address a wider audience (including non-technical folks), with the technical stuff being left for Papers. However, after reading some other Articles, I agree that mine comparatively lacks substance, which should (hopefully) be an easy thing for me to fix moving forward.

Thanks for the responses @wolfram @akkasayaz @lunarflu

I understand, and I can definitely increase the depth and technicality of my blog posts / Articles. To be honest, I had originally thought Articles were meant to be more casual and address a wider audience (including non-technical folks), with the technical stuff being left for Papers. However, after reading some other Articles, I agree that mine comparatively lacks substance, which should (hopefully) be an easy thing for me to fix moving forward.

Please do! I've never heard about Kokoro until I saw your comment here and it seems like a pretty interesting TTS! I would love to try it myself and appreciate more technical blog post! 🔥 (I am a newbie in TTS)

Thanks for the responses @wolfram @akkasayaz @lunarflu

I understand, and I can definitely increase the depth and technicality of my blog posts / Articles. To be honest, I had originally thought Articles were meant to be more casual and address a wider audience (including non-technical folks), with the technical stuff being left for Papers. However, after reading some other Articles, I agree that mine comparatively lacks substance, which should (hopefully) be an easy thing for me to fix moving forward.

Awesome! Yeah, for more lighthearted stuff or short updates, Posts might be more useful to you, with Blogposts / Articles for when you want to create something really nice