I upload both photos and videos camera content and have maintained a 99% acceptance rate until today. My uploads are typically reviewed within a few weeks, or at most, within one month. I submit one picture per topic or subject each day, consistently uploading every day. I usually have 5 to 7 topics submitted at the same time, resulting in 5 to 7 photos or videos uploaded daily. So far this year, I have had only one image rejected for being similar to another.

No AI.

Congrats on the high acceptance rate! I'm wondering of the majority of your content is model-released? (And therefore has to be reviewed by a human, not a bot.)

The random reviews are affecting people with camera content and no ai as well.

Creators have long proposed that Adobe should add sensible upload limits, but instead they removed the 3k limit.

The situation is very demoralising.

If you do a search for any subject and look at newest you see all kinds of crap being accepted, including large batches with 50+ near identical files.

So why are our files declined as similar?

There is no improvement in the quality accepted and especially if I do a search for fresh people content, the quality and choice has gone down.

Nobody benefits from an algo roulette review. Least of all the customers.

I did a test with 3 boring files, one ai illustration that will never become a bestseller. Still cute and usable but a design that is hardly needed. A very simple ai photo with copy space that probably has lots of similars in the collection, but is a genre I usually don't have in my port. And one very simple camera food image.

All 3 were accepted over several days.

Will now again try with maybe 5 mixed files, including some camera stuff.

When I look at what is accepted, I would say there is a bit of a shift to the more boring B roll images with lower sales value.

Less content coming where I would say that might get bought 100 times in the first year.

Perhaps the algo prefers this content because creators usually produce files they hope will sell well. And thus declines files that are more useful.

But in the end I am just guessing.

The algo ai simply does not work and has zero intelligence in the choices it makes.

Yesterday I had my best day ever at Adobe, a buyer bought a whole video collection of 50 clips, I went from ~13000 to 7160... Pure luck

Quote from: alijaber on April 27, 2025, 01:38

Yesterday I had my best day ever at Adobe, a buyer bought a whole video collection of 50 clips, I went from ~13000 to 7160... Pure luck

And next week your account is blocked because of irregular activity 

Hehe... I don't think so, because these videos are related, and if a user has a certain type of projects, he will need them all.

now down to 5000

This month has been strong for AS, but sales slowed last week and so far this week.