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P: Show words omitted from prompt or violates content guidelines

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March 23, 2023
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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.

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Wednesday Dessauer

Inspiring

Sorry. After reading the 'known limitations' section I returned to this prompt padding it out to a full sentence and this eliminated whatever was triggering the false positive terms of use violation. I guess if this is a known issue then it still might be possible to formula a more constructive error message.

steve_moore

Participant

you should strikethru the words that are not allowed instead of stupid monkey picture.

tell me what words are not allowed.

Tracy.H

Community Manager

Thank you for the suggestion. We will share this with our team. Our goal is to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all our users.

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razvan29133920lf2r

Participant

underline the words that violate Firefly user guidelines

Wednesday Dessauer

Inspiring

On my first session with text effects, I am finding most things I type generate nothing saying it's violating the terms. I'm not trying to do anything controversial. A good error message would help me diagnose the problem. For example the phrase 'holy smoke' - if it told me which word was problematic, and better still why, it might train me to work with it better.

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Vitor Vitorino

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At the moment, generating an image of a brownie tags it as inappropriate, 'violating Firefly's user guidelines', and so, it is taken out of the prompt, making it almost impossible to generate a brownie without doing some mental gymnastics to describe it as a 'square shaped chocolate preparation with soft cake-like middle section and crunchy dark outer section', which does not produce very reliable results, as you can imagine. I've also tried with different flavors and got the same issue.

I believe this to be an error. Here are some prompts that I used: 'delicious chocolate brownie', 'delicious chocolate brownie with cocoa powder swirling around it, golden hue in the air', 'delicious square shaped chocolate preparation with soft cake-like middle section and crunchy darker outer section with cocoa powder swirling around it, golden hue in the air', 'delicious strawberry brownie'.

Killsinger

Participant

It can be challenging to create a concept character design without the ability to include certain elements like a rifle, weapon, or similar items. Additionally, it's frustrating when certain words like "hit" or "lightning strike" are banned, as it can limit creative expression and dramatic elements.

The banning of these words may be a measure taken by Adobe to comply with certain policies or guidelines. However, it's understandable that this can feel restrictive for those looking to fully express their creative vision. Not all characters have to be really, really good at dodgeball

A potential solution to the limitations on creative expression due to banned words in Adobe could be to implement an optional "filter" for users who are not easily offended or disturbed by alleged politically incorrect content. This filter could allow for more unrestricted use of language and imagery, while also providing a layer of protection for those who may be sensitive to certain themes or topics. Of course, it would be important for Adobe to include appropriate warnings and disclaimers to ensure users are fully aware of the content.

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DaddyDoom

Inspiring

I've been producing hundreds of images, for research and recreational purposes, for the past week and a half, and on the general, I am absolutely amazed at the results Firefly is giving back.
However, there are a few issues regarding language and wording while prompting.
Latest, was the fact that "Moby Dick" was not accepted as valid english language. How is the title of the greatest American novel not recognized as english language?
There are other strange issues, like certain words that, if taken out of context might be "dubious" in nature. But context here, as in everything regarding language, is everything. Having certain prompts blocked because a certain word is isolated and taken out of context is restrictive to the user.
I've reported several specific cases, but got no response so far.

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stefaniek51216624Author

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OK. Found it and shared

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stefaniek51216624Author

Participant

I don't see a blue button. What should I share?

Tracy.H

Community Manager

Thanks for letting us know. Can you please use the blue Share Feedback button in the app to let us know?

Tracy.H

Community Manager

Our goal is to provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all our users. If you think the words you have used don't violate our content guidelines or should not be omitted from your prompt, please use the Report tool under the "..." menu or the blue "Share Feedback" button on the "Can't Load" monkey screen, to notify us of the problem and provide a brief explanation of what occurred in the text field. We will see if corrections can be made. We may revisit our decision not to show the word(s) which violate our guidelines in the prompt. (Merging all similar threads here so the team can access all requests on this issue)