It won't generate my image because of profanity.
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Annual Mink
But the word I'm using is "Fart". Last time I checked, that isn't profanity
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Useful Puffin
I have also been getting this message, I can't see anything in my prompt that could be causing this. I've tried deleting one sentence at a time, this is difficult when creating image sets - as there's 6 prompts of the same character.
I go through them as single images, it's a big time-suck, for something that is supposed to save a lot of time.
I have the paid subscription, it's not going to be shown on any public servers. Surely there should be an option to opt out?
This kind of debugging inhibits creativity.
This is the original prompt
"A colossal cybernetic kraken overlord, slumped in a massive, jagged metal throne, his broken body barely holding together. His organic flesh is stitched with crude metallic reinforcements, some areas completely replaced by rusted cybernetic plating. His head, partially mechanical, features a cracked skullplate and a dimming red cybernetic eye, flickering weakly. His once-powerful tentacles now rest limply at his sides, some wrapped in thick cables, others reinforced with jagged, industrial plating. His breathing is labored, a mix of steam and oil leaking from his plated chest. The throne room around him is crumbling, the ruins of an empire he can no longer hold together. His expression is one of exhaustion, a tyrant whose own ambition has cost him everything. A high-detail comic book illustration, filled with heavy shadows, atmospheric lighting, and deep emotional weight."
I went through deleting one sentence at a time, till I found the offending sentence, which is
'His breathing is labored, a mix of steam and oil leaking from his plated chest.'
It seems fairly innocuous that this sentence caused an error.
What can you do to mitigate these types of errors? I took about 15 mins to debug.
Many thanks, keep up the great work.
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WHAT PROFANITY!?
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Preferred Seahorse
My prompt is: photoreal pretty 15 year old girl with medium length blonde hair, draping over her shoulders (a cross between a shag and a bob hairstyle), with two long isolated bangs, one on each side, hanging over and covering her face, striking emerald green eyes, and a slightly wide, flat and pudgy button nose, sort of like that of an adorable garden gnome’s.
I then deleted the words pretty, draping, shag, striking, and bangs, thinking that maybe one of those words might be being construed as profanity for some idiotic moron reasons. But even then it still told me to watch my profanity.
Why the hell is your dumb a.i. portal telling me to watch my profanity. It's great that this is free to use, but it's programming is pathetic.
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Some arts of this promt might not be appropriate...
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Big Panther
Hello, I often get the following error message with normal requests with German or English prompts: Some parts of this portal might not be appropriate for all audiences. Consider revising. This is very difficult because I always use the same text and only change the last sentence. The sentences I use for my set are for school books, so I don't think it's very sophisticated. The last sentences were: Afterwards I finally found a prompt that worked. I didn't like the image and without changing the prompt I clicked on Recraft again. And lo and behold, I got the warning about inappropriate requests again.
A digital illustration of a girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is painting a picture.
A digital illustration of a girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is playing with a dog.
A digital illustration of a girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is eating a chocolate.
A digital illustration of a girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is watching TV.
A digital illustration of a girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is washing her face.
A digital illustration of a blonde girl. The girl has blue, friendly eyes. She has a few freckles. The girl is 10 years old. The girl's hair is blonde and braided into two pigtails. She is wearing jeans and a white blouse with small red dots. She is wearing red sneakers. She is baking a suitcase.
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Please resolve the issue with the inappropriate inquiries
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Big Panther
Working isn't fun. I get an error with every request and when it comes to series of pictures for school, I just have to create promts about tools. I will request a refund because that way I can't use the app. I'm asking about a girl standing next to the pool and fishing a swim tire out of the water. I get an error message because of inappropriate content.
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Plum Tuna
Hi,
THank you for the reporting!
Could you please share the full prompt?
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Supporting Vicuna
what is your real prompt?
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Supporting Vicuna
the problem is 10 years old, you say young girl
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Big Panther
Supporting Vicuna
No, I give the age because I work with the target group “elementary school”.
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Supporting Vicuna
Big Panther You can say "a young girl," "a preteen girl," or "a school-age girl." If you want to be more specific, you can say "an elementary school girl" or "a girl in her early years."