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Hi @NightEnLight,
Take out the "ProRes 4444". Keep it generic. You cannot include copyright information in your title or keywording. "Mobile device" is good enough. The phone name is a copyright element.
There is a close "x" beside each keyword. Click on it to remove it. Or turn off the Reordering Tool and delete the offending tags from among the words divided by commas. Make sure comma is between each keyword tag you enter in this field, or select to turn on the Reordering Tool to add other
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Your alpha claim may not stand up when the video is downsized to HD. That's a critical aspect, as alpha channels are not officially supported by Adobe stock. I know that they may be important, and that this is a pity, but do not shoot the messenger.
Omit the reference to Prores 4444. You should not use them for keywords and the title. ProRes is a trademark of Apple, so you can't include it in search terms and the title. I know there are videos using this, but they are probably in violation wit
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Oh, you have several assets that should not have been accepted, as your Generative AI assets do not have Generative AI and AI in the keywords announcing-the-adobe-stock-policy-on-generative-ai-content. And IMHO, they have quality issues.
This does not hold the assets from being in the database, and even, may be generating sales. But I interpret the rules, and PRORES is a trademark of Apple and trademarks should not be included as a keyword or in the title. And yes, for the 4k Video, PRORES is a
>Generative AI and AI in the keywords
Thank for mentioning it - I just fixed them.
Your title is too long, and should not include specific model names or reference to the equipment that was used to produce the asset. Here are the guidelines from the Adobe help,page:
Crafting descriptive titles.
Titles are short, factual descriptions of your content, like Family playing football at the beach. Your titles can impact buyers’ decisions to license your content, so it’s important to craft them with care.
Here are some title dos and don’ts:
Do: Use titles to introduce your con
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>Expect a wait time of a month or so
Are there such information ot just your thoughts?
By @NightEnLight
Reports from others. I just think that if before people were reporting 10 days, then15 days, then 20 days that chances are that this trend goes on, and that there is a current backlog, big enough that you will have waiting times of around a month.
But I also think that Adobe is trying to work on that, by shifting moderators from one queue to a different one. And I'm persuaded, that there are currently 3 queues:
- standard assets
- illustrative editorial
- generative AI
The standard queue with model release requirement is currently at 6+ days.
Illustrative editorial is two days.
It's empirical, but based on reports here and own experiences.
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