Because I'm worried about having the account blocked, I ask.
How can I mark sensitive content when uploading so that the AS employee doesn't block the account while image selection. So where's the checkbox for "adult content"? Don't see any... Other sites have a simple checkbox.

Especially if Mat reads here, it would be great to get an answer.
Examples:
1. overweight man in gym while biting in a hamburger (discriminatory, and everyone is so super sensitive these days)
2. naked woman in the shower, breasts visible (clearly adult content)

As per the submission guidelines:

"For submissions containing nudity that has artistic value, the model must be at least 18 years old and the model release must include the model's photo ID so we can verify age. Never submit any sexually explicit, pornographic, or immoral material, including material that sexualizes minors. "

https://helpx.adobe.com/stock/contributor/help/submission-guidelines.html

-Mat

Okay. Yes i read this part.
No minor. Overweight man is adult and woman too.
If AI-image, no model release = account ban?

Overweight man = discrimination? Saw other images and videos after a quick search, online, so this should be okay. (?)
Maybe i just skip these topics. Still not 100% clear. Try & error (account gone) is maybe too risky for me.

There really needs to be a checkbox for things that you (I, and maybe everyone else) aren't sure about.

Adding a comment here:

(a) Re: the "hypersensitivity" - I think most people have brains. It is the tell-a-vision via the blackrock/vanguard conglomerate/coalition controlling media outlets/etc which tries to promote and encourage the (insanely stupid) hyper-sensitivity, to try and cause division. (In addition they are using "money" to try and promote every sick type of perversion possible, from really sick obese deformed people in every gay/trans/multi-gender pick your pronoun soup/non normal type of relationship to try and attack families, and trying to 'normalize' that, as opposed to a healthy normal family unit. They basically want to 'control' people, so trying to do divide/conquer). Yes, I would say an overweight man eating a hamburger is fine... after all, usually that is what you see - you don't usually see an obese man eating a salad without salad dressing, unless he wants to get in shape. Maybe do both?

Also - "discrimination" (that word) is being used incorrectly here... I think you mean "stereotype"? It is an accurate stereo-type.

(b) Nudity, can't really comment on that... I tend to not go into that area, because I think there it is very subjective what could be considered 'artistic', and what could be considered 'porn'... And I think in most cases, people looking to download naked pictures of women generally speaking are not doing it for 'artistic' purposes... After all, if you go into google, or say a red light district, you don't normally see headlines of "XXX! ARTISTIC PORTRAITS OF WOMEN! ONLY $5 COVER CHARGE! ARTISTIC POSES!"