P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

[stefaniek51216624]

Tried to make a word in colorful teddy plush but it says me it is against the guidelines. 

So I tried to say fur instead. That worked but didn't give me the result I wanted. 

[Guest]

A word "desolate" is a NG word. How about use "devastated" instead of it.

[DaddyDoom]

Desolate and devasted are different concepts, but if the word is already blacklisted there's no much point in arguing sematics.

[Tracy.H]

@SanDiegoDude At this time, you will not be banned based on your prompt history. We understand that context and intent are not being interpreted by our model at this time which causes some confusion.

[Tracy.H]

@Ladislav5E5A We will be removing 'brutalism' from our banned list. This will likely get pushed out in our next release. Thanks for your feedback.

[hellojonny]

I'm sometimes informed by Firefly that one or more words in my prompt have been removed, but I have no idea which ones.

For example, the following prompt contains a filtered word, but it's very difficult to know which word has been removed - maybe it was a critical word that will affect an important part of the image generation, I don't know.

"Breathtaking sunset scene, sky painted with warm hues of pink, orange, and gold. Sun dipping below horizon, casting warm glow on landscape. Foreground filled with wildflowers in vibrant shades of purple, yellow, and red swaying in a gentle breeze. In distance, mountain range with jagged peaks and valleys shrouded in misty haze. Winding river runs through valley, reflecting the colors of the sky. In the foreground, a lone figure adds a sense of scale and depth to the image."

I hope the suggestions helps

Merging all similar threads here so the team can access all requests on this issue

[TomM1]

So Firefly dosen't like the word "stampede".

Ha ha ha ha........

But it's good to know that the "experience for all our users" is now "safe".

[zevendesign]

Seems like a bug rather than a feature...

"a woman in a C-pose"

[Tracy.H]

Please use the "Share feedback" button to let us know your prompt was incorrectly blocked

[Keith226837160xz4]

wooden hiking bridge with natural timber handrails with bark arching over a babbling river with snow peaked mountain with ominous storm clouds rolling in at sunset, compressed depth of field

This was the search query that violated the community guidelines?  

[Tracy.H]

We removed "ominous" from our list of omitted words. It will likely get pushed live in our next release. Thank you

[mikehardisty]

This phrase "a cavalier king charles spaniel wearing a united kingdom flag bowler hat and tie" pops up the message that one or more words violate Firefly user guidelines and were removed.
What it doesn't tell me is what word and I can't really see why the text I'm entering would generate the warning message
However Firefly still generates 4 images for me based on the phrase i have used

[Tracy.H]

Please use the thumbs down button and "Tell us more" to let us know part of the prompt was incorrectly blocked

[mikehardisty]

That's the problem. I don't know which part of the prompt was incoreectly blocked. The response doesn't tell you what the ofending word was and even although I got the warning it still rendered what I  asked for

[mikehardisty]

[Martin2966313147pl]

Hi. I'm a handicapped person on a wheelchair and i wanted to make a sticker for my wheelchair in firefly but it says that it violates your terms.

Phrase used "the handicapped symbol on a sticker" - One or more words violate Firefly user guidelines and were removed.

How does the word handicapped - which I have to use every day of my life everywhere while in a wheelchair - is violating your guidelines?

This feels like discrimination because I wanted to make something related to my health issues and I'm unable because someone found technical terms for people like me offensive.

Is this a bug or a feature?

[Anitaphotography.nl]

That sucks.
Have you tried terms like: disabled, wheelchair bound?
Maybe it's only accepting woke approved terms.

[Anitaphotography.nl]

[Tracy.H]

Thank you for your feedback. "Handicapped" has been flagged as a potentially derogatory term. We have shared your concerns with various internal teams for discussion and to see if any corrections can be made. 

[Michael Hansel]

I am using a wheelchair also.  Handicapped isn't aderogatory term by itself.  Yes, it can be used that way.  It needs to be allowed.  Thanks.

[JBatDEVLINK]

Just tried my first ever text to image using the very first prompt I used when testing Night Cafe, just to see the difference. It was "The Grim Reaper throwing a frisbee made of fire over the desolate landscape of hell" - and guess what I got the anoying monkey.

Ok... maybe "hell" was the 'bad' word (but who knows as it doesn't actually tell you). Maybe the religious types feel they have a copyright on that one so I went with Tartarus instead. Nope, got the monkey again... So now I'm wondering if it wasn't "hell" after all, maybe it was "grim reaper" or just "reaper"? Will play more later as work is calling right now, but it would be reallllly helpful if you told us what word Adobe somehow found offensive so we could more easily tune our prompts!

Oh an words are not offensive, the people who use those words to hurt others are offensive so maybe start using the AI smarts to start looking at context rather than just banning whole chuncks of the dictionary.

[Martin2966313147pl]

The word "handicapped" isn't derogatory in any way for us. Instead of asking normal people what is or isn't offensive in multiple pointless meetings you should find someone handicapped in your company and ask them if they find it offensive.

I hate when someone is offended on someone's behalf. We are handicapped, not 5 years old.

[TheChunkyMonkey]

Just wondering why Pepe the frog is a word that violates the guidelines? Is pepe a bad word? 

[JR Boulay]

The prompt is: "Ali Baba in front of the door of the cave of the 40 thieves".

A picture is worth 1000 words:

[JR Boulay]

[JR Boulay]