@synthetick - That's right, they don't accept AI, but Shutterstock has it's on Ai generated content that is obviously trained on top of our content.
Yes, Adobe banned me and stole my earnings from last month and trained AI images compensation.

I hear you, but I don't have to pay to sell my videos. They give you the option.
My uploaded content is exclusive yes, but I am still able to contribute to other agencies at the same time.
Concerning the generative AI, as far as I know, most of the big players are doing the same. Pond5, Shutterstock and specially Adobe Stock!

Oh I see now... I didn't express any negative opinions, cause i thought this was kind of obvious. I guess I was obviously wrong.

@SpaceStockFootage - Are you being sarcastic? I find this situation really frustrating. It�s painful to see my creations being sold for so little!
@stoker2014 - I don�t have control over the sales; everything is managed by Shutterstock. What I do know is that this month has been the worst revenue month for Shutterstock in 13 years!

Thank you so much for your attention Mat.

I Will send you an email then.

cheers

Update: I've been blocked for 2 months.

Adobe Stock hasn't responded to me. I've filled out their form twice and haven't heard anything back. I'm starting to think this situation might be permanent.
Adobe was my best earner, and now I'm stuck with only P5 and SS. I won't be able to make a living like this, so I have no other option but to upload to the "all-you-can-download" websites. 

Thanks Jo Ann Snover. Couldn't agree more with your opinion, you said it all !!!

You are right!

Adobe has been causing me a lot of problems. It is time for a change.

Thanks!

The way they are handling this situation is horrible!

Thank you @Wilm. I sent him a message.

@synthetick "Follow the process outlined to you and you should get your account back"

I hope you are right, but what process outlined to me are you referring to?

this is the email I got;
Hello,

Your account has been blocked for submitting content that violates Adobe Stock submission guidelines, or for activities that violate the Adobe Stock Contributor Terms, on the basis of internal review of your content and account. These content or account activities were found to be incompatible with the Stock Contributor Terms, because they are prohibited under Stock account and submission guidelines, such as submitting offensive content, excessive submissions, content to which you may not own the rights, spam, or other prohibited content or account activity.

For more information on why your account has been blocked, and your appeals options, see the Submission Guidelines.

After I sent them an email they answered;

Your content may be removed, or your account may be deactivated, for not complying with these Account and Content Submission Guidelines.

If your content has been removed, or your account blocked, due to a violation of our Terms (including these Account and Submission Guidelines), and you dispute the decision, you may file an appeal or use an out-of-court dispute resolution option (where applicable in your jurisdiction) by following the process here: https://www.adobe.com/trust/transparency.html



I am becoming kind of desperate here. MAT please HELP

Yeah, I've had a few of those rejections lately "contextual metadata..."
Just write to the Pond5 team and they will help you with the issue.

Cheers

@Ambu I tend to feel the same as you, but Adobe Stock is doing the same thing with their free collection and contributors are diving into it.
Freepik wants hundreds of videos of mine on non-exclusive model for 7-8$ per video. It is tempting...

@zastavkin Some videos never get sold on other websites and some sells for pennies on SS, AS, etc....