Poor quality stock images on Adobe Stock

[Peter Grecco]

Since Adobe makes it difficult to contact them to inform them of poor quality products, I'm going to post here. Apologies if this is not the correct avenue, but I guess that's another complaint for another day. I would like Adobe to be aware that the content in their Stock library is often of very poor quality. There are numerous cases of repetitive images with only slight differences, where the contributors are clearly just trying to squeeze out more from one image. But also, some complete garbage being returned in search results. The following image is a good example of something completely unusable and unprofessional. Image #522730440, which, inexplicably, is a PREMIUM image. https://stock.adobe.com/ca/images/a-group-of-workmen-sitting-at-a-construction-site/522730440?asset_... There are a few other issues I could mention with the Stock library, but that's a start. Adobe, can you please remove the low quality images from the library? Such a waste of time scrolling through pages of unusable images.

[Abambo]

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