I've been trying to add keywords but my submissions don't seem to get accepted however when i make submissions to company credits they're added

Was wondering what the rule is on slurs as keywords? I've found b*tch and cr*pple as keywords which I think ought to be changed to something less offensive.

I decided to create a new post on this issue, to make sure IMDb will see it. Fairly recently, and simultaneous with IMDb's decision to allow specific subgenres as keywords, IMDb also set up "flags"* within its system that makes it extremely difficult to delete any keyword that happens to contain

Most of the keywords with the word colo(u)r in it are spelled the American way: https://www.imdb.com/find?s=kw&q=color . However, there are also quite some keywords where the word is spelled the British way: https://www.imdb.com/find?s=kw&q=colour . Is it possible for a staffer to merge them

Dear IMDb staff: Here are two oddly phrased (poorly formatted) keywords that only show up on women's wrestling titles: women-in-the-ring (146 titles) women-for-rings (5 titles) These keywords are not true duplicates of the "women's-wrestling" keyword, but that is how they are being

By all logical means neo-noir is a subgenre, however respective keyword is indexed as "plot-detail".

Someone (probably just one or two contributors) has been adding "filmed-in-" keywords to indicate the geographic places where titles were filmed. The contributor is particularly focused on titles filmed in Arizona. I believe these "filmed-in-" keywords are not proper keywords. First, they may hav

Dear IMDb staff, The following keywords should be deleted and blocked from the system. I will explain why for each keyword. Vague Keywords to Block head-shot (0 titles) The "head-shot" keyword is vague, because it could mean either "headshot-photograph" or "shot-in-the-head." The keyword

Dear IMDb staff: Here are a few more random keywords that should be deleted and blocked from the system. Subjective Keywords to Delete and Block freaky (7 titles) drive-in-classic (190 titles) Genre Keywords to Delete and Block bestdocumentary (1 title) documentary-fea

Dear IMDb staff: your help is needed to permanently ban several racist keywords that are racist against Asian people. These keywords are mostly the work of a single troll. When the keywords are deleted, the troll typically adds them right back.  almond-eyes almond-shaped-eyes as

I previously raised most of these keywords in an earlier "question" post. The consensus appears to be that these keywords should be banned. Accordingly, I propose that the following keywords should be deleted from the IMDb system and permabanned: Useless/Spam Keywords - Please Delete and Ban

The guidelines are very clear in stating that genres should not be repeated as keywords. Yet, this problem continues to happen. Recently, I have audited and corrected 96 "thrilller" (Yes, three l's) keywords and 80 "mistery" (yes, with an "i" instead of a "y) keywords as well as many, many other k

It would seem that these keywords are not valid, since they replicate information that can be easily searched via the database. As a secondary reason, the keywords do not in any way involve the plots of the titles. (I realize that not all keywords involve plots, so this factor is not dispositive.

neil patrick harris character tony shalhoub character Not how character keywords are intended to be used. Perhaps they could be deleted when possible.

According to the keywords guide (https://help.imdb.com/article/contribution/titles/keywords/GXQ22G5Y72TH8MJ5?ref_=helpms_helpart_inline#), a keyword should never be plural. Therefore, can a staffer merge the existing occurrences of the keyword mermaids (https://www.imdb.com/search/title/?keywords=me