P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

What other alternatives? Be specific, please, because we have absolutely had enough of this woke nonsense and we need to get work done. We tried Misjourney but it won't even let is try one image without creating an account, which will be a waste of time if the results are junk. Really stupid marketing, as usual. We need a working solution to AI text to image. Firefly is useless due to their insane, uber woke nonsense. Completely useless. It's worse than useless because it just wastes everyone's time. We can't imagine the mentality of whoever is manually setting up the banned word list. They must be truly something to behold. What a stupid way to ruin a business. Stunningly wasteful and backwards.

The message telling me one or more words did not meet guidelines and was removed does not say what words were removed, doesn't give any hints about what type of words are not accepted, and doesn't show any change to my prompt (so I cant see what was removed)... so more confusing than helpful (I can't see any word that could be a problem). 

I have reported this before a few months ago I think.

No, it's not a bug. [abuse removed] I simply cannot use this resource. It's absurd to ruin an entire business product in the name of insane wokness. Soon you will ban the word "the". Oh! Wait! You already tried that!

Statt der Meldung "Oh nein", wäre es sinnvoller die Wörter, die sich nicht mit den Nutzerrichtlinien vertragen zu markieren, um den Anwender anzuzeigen was falsch ist.

This is November and this is still an issue. Without it pointing to which words are in violation, it's frustratingly slow to work through a prompt to figure out what's wrong - particularly when it's not something that should be a problem. 

"Fantasy illustration of a cloaked scout crouching and pullin ga knife from his boot" apparently violates Firefly. I deleted the word "knife", and it STILL is a problem. Idk where to go from here lol this is stupid. 

"Uhhh what word was that?"

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mj

iMSD

Hi @MzNamor,

That seems like a fairly innocent prompt.

Perhaps Adobe can have the engine highlight words/phrases it does not like?

Best

mj

iMSD

Uhhh what word was that?

Because Adobe is pandering to the 2% of the population that are wack-jobs...just like many other tech companies are doing.  
The best way to respond to their virtue-signaling is to stop giving them your money.  There's plenty other apps out there that either rival Adobe or exceed past Adobe.  
If Adobe chooses to go woke...then they'll eventually go broke.  ...and I'll be laughing my ass off when that happens.