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June 26, 2025

These images are full of nonsensical details. Did you inspect them at all? Zoom in to at least 100% and the drawing errors become quite apparent.

 

Jill C., Forum Volunteer

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Nancy OShea
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June 26, 2025

If you're new to AI, here's a news flash:

  • Don't believe what you see on click-bait websites. Nobody is getting rich from AI images.
  • Most machines are stupid. They make lots & lots of mistakes.
  • Machines can't see the mistakes they've made, so they can't fix them. That's your job. 

 

It takes much practice, patience & talent to be a successful AI Contributor. It's not for everyone.

  1. Start with simple subjects in uncomplicated surroundings. You'll have fewer mistakes to clean up later.
  2. Identify all errors and fix them if you can.
  3. Discard images that can't be fixed. 
  4. Compare your best work with current Stock inventory to see if 1) Stock needs it, and 2) if it's better than what they're currently selling.
  5. Submit only your highest quality work. 

 

Hope that helps. 

 

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daniellei4510
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June 26, 2025

I indicated just a few of numerous images. View your assets at 100-200% before submitting. And keep in mind that a moderator only needs one reason to reject. 

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Jill_C
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June 26, 2025

These images are full of nonsensical details. Did you inspect them at all? Zoom in to at least 100% and the drawing errors become quite apparent.

 

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Jill C., Forum Volunteer