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They removed my images and really don't know why

Forum|Forum|11 months ago
April 14, 2025
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Please, could you tell me, what is "incompatibility with conditions" on picture of street or town? What a nonsense?

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synthetick

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Adobe are removing duplicates. We have received official confirmation of this. (On Adobe Stock's Discord server, just a short time ago.) Have a look in your portfolio and you should be able to find these files still online, with different file numbers from the ones that were move to the Not Accepted tab.

Jill_C

Community Expert

Many of the recent removals have apparently been duplicates. In this case I agree with @Abambo that these images don't seem to meet the current quality criteria, both suffering from exposure issues.

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

Abambo

Community Expert

Adobe is currently purging the database for assets that they think should not have been entered into the database. It's happening a lot today.

With your assets, I could imagine that they have been removed because of quality issues. Looking at your first, it seems to be underexposed, looking at your second, there are also areas that could be better exposed.

ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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Hud1ai2Author

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Ok, if you think that the first one is underexposed then I understand why they removed it. From my point of view this isn't underexposed. If this image would be exposed right as you said, the scene would be boring. The light there has it own role in that image. Other think if this would be the quaility problem, Adobe has special info about it when they reject the image.

Abambo

Community Expert

Officially, Adobe is removing duplicates. That's what they just announced. Somewhere on February 27. you should have gotten a notice from Adobe.

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Hello @everyone!

As part of our ongoing commitment to enhance the content discovery experience for both Customers and Contributors, we have identified and are removing duplicate files on Adobe Stock.

All assets have been carefully evaluated to ensure minimal impact on your portfolio. *If your assets were affected, then you should have received an email regarding this update on February 27, 2025*.

We believe these efforts will create a more efficient and rewarding environment. By removing duplicates, we can better provide a more varied and compelling collection. We will continue conducting audits to ensure the content discovery experience meets the needs of our Customers while providing fair opportunities for our Contributors.

All removed assets can be found in your Contributor portal under *Uploaded Files - Not Accepted* with the refusal reason - **Audit Removal: Incompatible with terms**.

Please note the removal of assets will not affect your Contributor account status.

Thank you for being a valued part of our community!

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ABAMBO | Hard- and Software Engineer | Photographer

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