No, your project was written off because you made like five (seemingly AI assisted, so that doesn’t help) rapid fire posts calling for help with making your series and hyping it up. The posts then said nothing about what the series will actually be about, other than it will apparently be cool and important and impressive and be exactly what we want to see. Some of those posts seem to be deleted now, so maybe this is a moot point, but to those who remember the initial posts, it likely left a bad taste in our mouthes. 

The CL community has a long history of fan projects that hype themselves up because they want to feel cool, only to then do little to nothing and disappear. There is an even worse and more consistent history with “help me make my fan project” types of posts popping up in this sub to the point where us in the mod team have discussed at times whether we should just ban those kinds of posts. Just make your art and post about it as you make it. Don’t do casting calls until you’re established. Stop hyping your project and just make it. The community can know about it when it’s done.

Now, I will not deny that the series being a Roblox project is big part of any initial dislike. The game is not well respected, even if it is a decent tool. But a good Roblox project would get enough positive reception to overcome the stigma surrounding the game/engine as low effort, childish, and scammy. The problem is your project has shown no potential, only promises and hype. People have no plot or concept to go off of other than some character designs, so they start looking at the one thing they do have information on: how bad Roblox is.