Intellectual Property Refusal

Copying other people’s content is a TERMS violation that can result in temporary or permanent termination of your Contributor account. People rarely read & understand the TERMS until it’s too late. ☹️ Don’t be that person. 

• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/submission-guidelines.html
• https://www.adobe.com/go/contributorterms
• https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/updated-artist-name-guidelines.html

If the problem were ai stars and words, hundreds of results would appear.
It's really hard to understand.😄

GOOGLE SEARCH

Clearly, there are some uncertainties; things are sometimes accepted and sometimes not.

Are there stars in all 11 images?

I think the keyword and the visual of AI Stars is a violation.

Hey ​@SANALRENK 

google search

The image you provided, often used to represent "Smart Content" or AI-generated text, is likely copyrighted, but its usage depends on the specific license under which it was obtained. 

• Availability: This specific icon design is widely available on stock image platforms such as Shutterstock, Vecteezy, and FreePixel.
• Licensing:
  • Stock Licenses: Images purchased from sites like Shutterstock or Vecteezy typically come with a specific license (e.g., standard, enhanced, or "Pro" license) that grants permission for use, often commercially, but does not transfer the copyright ownership to the user.
  • Free Licenses: The icon is also available on free platforms like FreePixel, which might offer licenses like CC0 (public domain) or similar free-to-use options.
     

Besides that the amount of similar content available on Adobe Stock will probably end up resulting in similar content rejection.

Cheers

Nate