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Its really heartbreaking and discouraging too.
Depending on the severity of the violation, Adobe may not want you as a Contributor again. You can try opening another account, but go slow and submit only your highest quality works. It seems that you don't actually know which guidelines you violated, so there is a very real chance that you will do it again. Adobe does not want or need someone who floods the database with 100,000 images created "in bulk". Those certainly have quality issues and too many similars, and are a waste of the Moderato
..." You're generating a certain amount of garbage which will eventually put your account in jeopardy as Adobe develops more and more tools to root out and get rid of those assets "
This is really heartbreaking then. There must be some sort of difference between AI and Non-AI generated content. Anyways, I reached on some point. Thank you Jill, its been great really great opportunity to talk and have useful insights about how all this works. I had no idea before that. And one I realized if they not d
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Quite discouraging! years wated in no time.
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Correct.
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So, what about the assets of de-activated account? Will they be deleted. We can upload the sames assets to other spaces? Will the account be deleted or what?
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You have always been able to submit the same assets to other stock sites. Adobe does not claim exclusive rights to any assets you uploaded to Adobe Stock. Your account will be deleted and assets will no longer be available to Buyers.
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It sounds like a final decision to me. You made an appeal and it has been rejected.
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So, can we create a new account and start working on it or now allowed. As pyament details are going to be the same?
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I generated AI Images in Bulk more than 100,000 and got them upscaled and enhaned and now in this situaion I am consfused what to do. May be they've blocked me for excessive content submissions. I don't know, it's really confusing and unexpected and also have no idea who to ask and get help from. What will happen if I create new account and if I can use my old financial details or what. Or will adobe allow me to create new account?
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Depending on the severity of the violation, Adobe may not want you as a Contributor again. You can try opening another account, but go slow and submit only your highest quality works. It seems that you don't actually know which guidelines you violated, so there is a very real chance that you will do it again. Adobe does not want or need someone who floods the database with 100,000 images created "in bulk". Those certainly have quality issues and too many similars, and are a waste of the Moderators' time.
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What do you mean? If 100,000 images are creates over a longer period with 100s of hours exerted. Because here talks are meant to be summarized and that doesn't mean they are created in a month there is lot of SEO, Keywords, Targeted Content that is generated. How it can be judged so quickly? Any ways thank you. But still account is not deleted so, how can I take that risk?
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I spend 3-5 minutes carefully titling and keywording and sorting the keywords on each photograph that I upload. That doesn't include the time it took me to capture, edit and upload the photograph, which is many more minutes.
100,000 x 3 minutes = 300,000 minutes divided by 60 minutes is 5,000 hours divided by 8 hours in a day is 625 days, divided by 365 days per year is 1.7 years. Don't even try to pretend that you have spent a significant amount of time on your 100,000 images. It's preposterous and not at all believable.
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I applogise I mean no disgrace and any negativity and 100% you're right and correct. Yes, you're right! I do appricate and respect that. But when we're talking about AI content we're talking everything about everything AI. Google charges .006 for Image Labeling and so is ChatGPT's API and they 're almost perfect. Prompt gives us the title and CSV gives us the way to Submit content.
I do applogize if you felt any offence. I am sorry for that.
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I'm not offended. I just think you're being dishonest. You've had adopted the strategy of so many other AI contributors that quantity is more important than quality. The automated keyworders are anything but perfect. I've seen many of the results which are often filled with inappropriate and inaccurate keywords, strange compound keywords and sometimes pure nonsense. If you're automating this entire process, you're generating a certain amount of garbage which will eventually put your account in jeopardy as Adobe develops more and more tools to root out and get rid of those assets.
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" You're generating a certain amount of garbage which will eventually put your account in jeopardy as Adobe develops more and more tools to root out and get rid of those assets "
This is really heartbreaking then. There must be some sort of difference between AI and Non-AI generated content. Anyways, I reached on some point. Thank you Jill, its been great really great opportunity to talk and have useful insights about how all this works. I had no idea before that. And one I realized if they not delete my account I won't be able to work on new one, I guess.
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Hello, I am Adobe Stoke Contributor, my account has been deactivated.
Now my question is how can I get my account back? I made a payment request, will I not get the payment in this situation? My claim is that I respect your rules. I don't do anything illegal on my account. Please activate my account as soon as possible. Of course I want my payment, I have right to my money, please arrange my payment as soon as possible. I believe Adobe will not let me down
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You are not addressing Adobe here but contributors like yourself. We can do nothing to be of assistance. I assume you have used the "Contact Us" link to inquire about the deactivation. All you can do now is wait to hear back. It could be a matter of days or weeks. Check your spam folder on occasion to make sure you don't miss any correspondence from Adobe.
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