Keywords

From a beginner’s perspective: copying keywords from other contributors is one of the quickest ways to trigger Adobe’s similarity rejections. It’s better to keyword your content independently, even if the subject is similar.

That is morally disgusting! How would you feel if you did the work keywording and somebody copied your work?
​@Nancy OShea  and ​@Jill_C give you correct answers. View other’s keywords if you like but, do your own work.

Shortcuts won’t help you. In fact, they may hurt you. ‘Similar Content’ refusals are at least partially based on same keywords, titles & descriptions. 

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/how-to-submit-distinct-content.html

Whenever possible, you should customize keywords and other metadata to reflect your own work and not the work of other contributors. Keywords are vital to people finding your assets in searches.

First of all, there’s nowhere in the stock.adobe.com portal where you can actually see the exact keywords that were entered on an asset. If you notice, below the asset it says, “similar keywords”. Those are not the exact keywords that the Contributor entered. Secondly, unless the image from which you’re considering copying the keywords is identical to your image, what is the point? Keywords should be selected to accurately and thoroughly describe your image. No, it’s not illegal to copy keywords that you see online, but you really ought to put in the effort to select keywords that match “your” image, not someone else’s.