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Marko Subotin
Marko Subotin
Inspiring
February 13, 2024
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Multiple files mistakenly rejected as an AI

  • February 13, 2024
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Several of my files were rejected on the grounds that I did not specify that the work was generated by an AI program.
I have not used AI in any of my work, I rely solely on Photoshop. I am quite strict in my approach, to the extent that I do not even use AI options in Photoshop. For instance, I do not use the "generative fill" option; I exclusively use "content-aware fill" during my work or I use other tools to finish my images. 
I see now on 100% that there are some mistakes that I have made while making this image, but its clearly not an artwork generated by an AI program.
This single image takes maybe a whole day of work, and its always frustrating to see multiple images rejected, especialy when the reason is not justified.

I am writing this because I simply wouldn't like my account to be suspended for reasons that are unclear to me.


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    Correct answer Nancy OShea

    You need to understand how Stock works:

    • Reviewers receive thousands of assets per week. Photos, Illustrations, Vectors, Generative AI and Videos.
    • Each asset is carefully evaluated which takes time.
    • There's no time to give detailed feedback to each contributor. 
    • Reviewers check a box on an "all purpose, generic form" to over all contingencies.  This, or this, or that.

     

     

     

     

     

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    Nancy OShea
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    Nancy OSheaCommunity ExpertCorrect answer
    Community Expert
    February 14, 2024

    You need to understand how Stock works:

    • Reviewers receive thousands of assets per week. Photos, Illustrations, Vectors, Generative AI and Videos.
    • Each asset is carefully evaluated which takes time.
    • There's no time to give detailed feedback to each contributor. 
    • Reviewers check a box on an "all purpose, generic form" to over all contingencies.  This, or this, or that.

     

     

     

     

     

    Nancy O'Shea— Product User & Community Expert
      daniellei4510
      Community Expert
      daniellei4510Community Expert
      Community Expert
      February 13, 2024

      I assume you were given other reason (about three) as to why your image(s) was/were rejected. This is a very general reason for rejection and does not necessarily include AI as one of those reasons. Your account would not be suspended for any of these reasons. As these are original images created by you and not photographs, it's possible you may need to submit property releases to assure the moderators that these are original images created and owned by you yourself.

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        Marko Subotin
        Marko SubotinAuthor
        Inspiring
        February 13, 2024

        Yup, the third reason is Content not compliant with overall guidelines. 
        I will try to reuplod them with a propery release, but again, that was not the specific reason for the rejection. 
        Better luck next time I guess. 

        daniellei4510
        Community Expert
        daniellei4510Community Expert
        Community Expert
        February 13, 2024

        That might be it. Ideally, if its a property release issue, the images should go under the "Pending" tab to explain what your asset is missing and thus allow you to add a property release without having to delete the image and re-upload it, but that doesn't necessarily happen. 

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