Even if the actual person is unrecognizable, the reviewer isn't going to know that.  They will see what appears to be a recognizable person and want a release.

"I spend one to two hours on every picture."
I admire your acceptance rate, but my experience is that the acceptance rate is inversely proportional to the amount of processing, as processing seems to introduce artifacts, etc.  Is this time spent in making isolations? If not what do you do in that time?  Thanks.

I have been using Lightroom since Beta 4. I will admit that I got a free copy because I had a copy of RSP, which I got free for being a Beta tester. Talk about good luck. It is really good for doing stock as you can do the keywords and all of the stock agencies that I use recognize them, the title, and the description, so most of the input only has to be done once.  I'm aware of the two problems discussed above, which don't affect me, since I don't submit to FT. My largest complaint is that after using it for a while, I get a message that my 16-bit resources are used up.  This normally doesn't affect most programs, but I do have a couple that are 16-bit legacy programs and I then have to reboot.  This is a problem that early versions of Windows had, but was fixed with Win95 and later versions. Lightroom must have some throwback 16-bit code.  Hopefully V1.1 will clear this problem.