No explanation behind the photos being rejected is poor quality on Adobe

The biggest issue I’m having is that I haven’t posted anything from Japan, and the one image I did post from Japan was rejected with the excuse of ‘similar images.’ Also, they’ll deny a photo, and then if I wait three days and reupload it, it gets approved. Adobe needs to be more consistent.

No reason behind being rejected within seconds. Need a reason. What about the quality.

By @thefladhammer

Quality issues is a good reason.

What about 6000px in width is not good quality. 

By @thefladhammer

The pixel size is not and never was a quality criteria. It's a physical fact. 

You accepted other photos with no issues.

By @thefladhammer

Maybe they should have been rejected? It's not that I say that they should have been rejected, but it's a common argument from contributors who say that because this asset has been accepted, that asset needs to be accepted too. Without seeing the asset, we can't say what flaws may or may not be in the picture. But acceptance is not a right.

Need a better critique. 

By @thefladhammer

Well, either you check critically your pictures, or we can check one or two of them. Have a look into the critiques on this forum. You'll find a lot of inspiration in how to check a picture.

There is much more to image quality than pixels and resolution. Upload your rejected image here if you want feedback from the community.

"We" are not Adobe, but contributors like yourself. If you want us to take a look, post two or three of the rejected image(s) here,

Do you check these requirements?

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/photography-illustrations.html

Your image needs to be enlarged to 100% and checked closely.

Adjust brightness, color, level, cropping, etc. using Lightroom or Photoshop before submitting it.

If you post your image on the community, we'll check to see what the problem is.