long time disapproval of imagessss

[Black Garage T-shirt]

The pictures I have uploaded for 18 days are being reviewed and awaiting approval. If you're going to keep the pictures we uploaded waiting for so long, why should we upload pictures to this site? The strange thing is, they don't tell me how much longer to wait. He says it will be reviewed in 1-2 business days. It's been 18 days. I don't think I will upload pictures or designs to this site again. good luck everybody

[WEBCLIPMAKER]

At the moment, I have photos (captured with a real camera) that have been in the queue for 7-12 days 🙂

[Jill_C]

Adobe doesn't consider it spamming to upload hundreds of AI images at a time; however, they do consider it spamming when a Contributor uploads many similars. As you're aware, they implemented a cap in the number of assets that a single account can have under review, though this cap varies by factors that have not been revealed. I think accounts are being blocked when quality issues are found among the previously approved assets, perhaps due to a complaint from a Buyer. 

Congratulations on your string of successful submissions. I think there's also a chance that Adobe prioritizes review for quality-oriented Contributors such as yourself who have had a high acceptance rate. 

[daniellei4510]

That's what baffles me. I can't imagine how someone can submit hundreds of AI images on a regular basis and NOT have them contain hundreds of quality issues. In my experience as an AI designer and retired photographer, AI actually requires as much if not more editing time than photographs. Not to mention the added steps required to upscale AI images while maintaining a high level of quality. Then again, the fact that I specialize in photo realistic AI and not robots or aneme or what have you may have something to do with the fact my AI requires more editing than average.

Oh, well. It is what it is. I have over 400 images waiting for review, with the oldest at this point being around two months. And, like other AI contributors (and photographers), it took a good two months for my first group of images to be accepted (and rejected, as I've learned a lot during those first few months of submitting AI). My motto now is: One is only as good at creating AI as the number of results one consigns to the trash. 😉

[Abambo]

That's what baffles me. I can't imagine how someone can submit hundreds of AI images on a regular basis and NOT have them contain hundreds of quality issues.

By @daniellei4510

People pretend being able to do that at a rejection rate in the low percentage range.