Hi. I will be thankful for some advice.
A year ago I have uploaded about 1500 ai files, and most of them are accepted, and some of them are selling fine. After that period 99% of files I upload are rejected. Whatever I make, they reject. Now I have more than 2000 files rejected. Than I stopped making pictures and uploading. Now I tried again, and upload 6 new files and they all are rejected in one day. I still see very bad files from other that are accepted, with obviously mistakes (resolution, focus, number of fingers etc) but anything I upload is not good enough. This are 6 files rejected yesterday, so if anybody can tell me what I am doing wrong? Thank you
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@Sidney_Earl is a spammer, and his entry is not worth the time I spent to write this:
Adobe has upped their standards considerably since when they first started accepting AI. The moderators were not trained and thousands of images were thrown at them out of nowhere. The general approach was most likely, "Well...it's AI, so won't be perfect and that's OK."
No so. Yes, some of your earlier images might have sold and are still selling, whether they are perfect or not. With regard to selling images issues that would not be accepted today, there is sometimes no accounting for bad taste. If an asset was good enough for you, good enough for the moderator, then it's no surprise it might be good enough for a buyer. This is no longer acceptable
Yes, some moderators do let bad assets get through. Maybe they are new hires. They're human, and maybe they overlook things. They review hundreds of assets per day and must make decisions within seconds.
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