Hi everyone,
This new wave of automated AI suspensions has hit my store incredibly hard—over 50% of my best-selling products have been removed. Looking across the marketplace, I see that a huge number of amazing, unique products from other talented artists have been wiped out as well.
My assets are standard, casual characters like doctors, warriors, and workers. They are completely clothed in the main previews. The only reason they triggered the system is because I included a presentation slide showing the underlying body topology. Buyers in our industry need to see this to verify that the character has a complete, fully modeled body mesh underneath the clothes before they buy.
My models are highly functional, high-quality, and completely safe for work. In fact, they have been featured in massive, viral educational animations across the internet, including channels like Zack D. Films. A huge portion of my customer base uses these models specifically for medical, educational, and instructional purposes where anatomical accuracy and clear body details are mandatory.
This leaves me with a few critical questions for the community and platform:
The Double Standard: Why are viral, educational videos featuring these exact characters perfectly allowed across the internet, yet the original tool used to create them is banned as "adult content"?
Quality Assurance: If we cannot show the underlying mesh or anatomy details, how can professional buyers verify product quality and topology before making a purchase?
Because of these sudden, automated actions, I have completely lost years of accumulated reviews, ratings, and sales statistics. This is severely hurting my income, and having to manually fix and republish everything is going to waste an immense amount of time.
3D modeling is an art form and a professional utility. It should not be blindly restricted by an uncalibrated AI. If anything, high-fidelity anatomical models and modular characters should be placed into a special category rather than being hit with a blanket ban.
Is anyone else losing vital educational or production-ready assets to this sweep?
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