Hi everyone! Recently i uploaded some 3D Ilustrations of covid19 virus concept and got it approved and started to selling. So i did some more and got rejected 2 times series of 6 3D renders for

"Objectionable Metadata: Metadata contains potentially objectionable or offensive language."

That is description- Coronavirus 2019-nCov novel coronavirus concept resposible for asian flu outbreak and coronaviruses influenza as dangerous flu strain cases as a pandemic. Microscope virus close up. 3d rendering.

And keywords - 3d rendering, antibiotics, background, biology, china, corona, coronavirus, danger, disease, epidemic, flu, flu strain, health, illness, infect, infection, medical, medicine, microbiology, pandemic, pathogen, pathology, sars, science, sickness, symptoms, vaccine, virology, virus, wuhan

The only thing i would think of is "coronavirus concept resposible for asian flu" Could that be ? if yes thats just dumb.

Remember that first series of renders was approved no problem with the same captions. And the captions was mostly copied from best selling illustrations.

Just to add all photos went through no problem in other 5 agencies.

Thanks

Update:
Thanks guys for replays, I did remove "resposible for asian flu outbreak" from description and left "China" and "Wuhan" in keywords.

So i guess it had to do something with Trump calling it China flu after all... I suggest to censor every word he ever said in public haha.

Well I got approved anyway.

For me--No downloads from Shutterstock in six days straight. I don't know why this is happening.  Anyone else having less downloads?  Thanks.

I just wonder how much you upload per month? Once i stopped uploading for a 4 months my downloads dropped by a half. Now i uploading average 300 photos per month and my downloads and earnings are higher every month...
 If you stop uploading or make a longer brake your photos wont show up on first pages of search engine.
Second thing, is your content seasonal if yes your earnings will go up and down through the year.