Can you please consolidate these repos into one containing all lora - you are spamming the entire update queue with this slop!
Seriously updating all 999 repos every couple of hours? What is wrong with you? Is this a spam campaign?
Hey, I'm not sure which update you're referring to, but I haven't updated the first 999 LoRAs except for the Comfy-compatible update I pushed about 21 hours ago. For example:
https://huggingface.co/ilkerzgi/krea-2-loose-crayon-risograph-lora
Other than that, I uploaded around 400+ more LoRAs today. Maybe that's what you're referring to, but those are completely different LoRAs.
I've gotten a few similar comments, so I wanted to explain why I shared everything as separate repos.
As you've probably noticed, when you open a LoRA's page, you can try it directly on Hugging Face. If I had put all of these LoRAs into a single repo, you'd either need an additional tool or you'd have to add each one manually before you could try it. I think in that case people would have asked, "How are we supposed to try these individually? Why didn't you upload them as separate repos?" I also discussed this with the Hugging Face team, and we agreed that separate repos made more sense.
I'm also having a hard time understanding what the actual problem is here. I uploaded these LoRAs in two batches, yesterday and today, because Hugging Face only lets you create 1,000 repos per day. Each batch finished uploading in about 30 to 40 minutes. During that time, I only saw three other Krea-related repos being published that someone could reasonably say got buried. There were obviously other LoRAs posted before and after, but you can still find those by sorting by Recently Updated or Recently Created.
If I had spread 1,600 LoRAs over four or five days by uploading five every ten minutes, I'd completely understand your point. But in this case, I uploaded them as separate repos so people could easily try them on Hugging Face, and I uploaded them as quickly as possible in just two batches so everything would be available at once. That's why I'm curious why you still feel this approach was a problem.
You are the reason people call AI "slop" to begin with. Ugh.