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Due to what non-compliance with the requirements? was the image rejected?

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AbamboCorrect answer

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Simple: No nudity!

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Abambo

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As a side note: the pictures also have quality issues, like noise or white balance, may be also exposure.

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Nancy OShea

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Were you asked to submit model releases?

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евгенийе8214451Author

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Thank you for your answers, that means no photos in underwear.

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Abambo

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Thank you for your answers, that means no photos in underwear.

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Your assets need to be "child safe". If underwear means e(r)otic* posing in revealing underwear, you should not submit. If underwear means bikini-like clothing in non suggestive posing, it may pass. You need to check that out. If you want to be on the safe side, stay conservative.

*Just to work around the "bad words dictionary".

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Abambo

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Simple: No nudity!

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daniellei4510

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I know Adobe has revised their policy with regard to nudity, but I'm not sure where they draw the line, and there are still nudes available on Adobe Stock.

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