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I found that my portfolio has fewer photos. There was no notification of deletion. How do I know what exactly was deleted?

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Jill_CCorrect answer

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Look on your "not accepted" tab.

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Nancy OShea

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Sounds like Stock is doing a 'Spring Cleaning.'

Fotolia shut down in 2019. Those assets got grandfathered in to Stock's collection. Maybe Adobe is getting rid of old assets (low sellers) to make room for new inventory.

This isn't the first time they've removed assets. It likely won't be the last. As trends change, customer buying habits change. There's greater demand for Hi-Def assets now.

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Abambo

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Sounds like Stock is doing a 'Spring Cleaning.'

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Sure, some of the removed assets that got posted here had severe quality issues and should not have been accepted in the first.

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Nancy OShea

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The Swedish 'death' cleansing.

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Jill_C

Correct answer

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Look on your "not accepted" tab.

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It is impossible to understand. Recently, hundreds of photos were not accepted with the formula "similar content". There are more than 1000 deleted photos. It is impossible to understand what exactly was deleted from the already accepted collection.

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Jill_C

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You would have to step through them one at a time on the "not accepted" tab to see which were deleted.

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