There are some keywords which include the phrase "one's-self", such as:looking-at-one's-self-in-a-mirror (708 titles)talking-to-one's-self-in-a-mirror (106 titles)talking-to-one's-self (81 titles)There seems to be little justification for this spelling, so isn't "oneself" better?There is a

Dear IMDb staff: We cleaned up quite a few poorly formatted Adult keywords in the last round. Here are a few more of these keywords that should be deleted and blocked from the system. Given the odd phrasing of many of these keywords, the author may speak English as a second language, Poorly

I am getting this error message when trying to add keywords to titles: No category selected.Keywords require a category. I have never seen this error message before. It appears to be a glitch.

Here is the next installment of my lists of proposed keywords for permanent merger and auto-conversion. I am posting this for fellow contributors to review first and raise any objections or questions. I will wait at least seven days before changing this post to a "problem" post and asking IMDb s

I was looking at the keywords for the movie Asteroid City and came across a whole slew of double ups and superfluous keywords: 1950s, year 1955, timeframe 1950's, Stargazer, Desert, Arizona Desert, fake cactus (spelling mistakes included) and then it has really gone overboard with: female full

Here is the next installment of my lists of proposed keywords for permanent merger and auto-conversion. I am posting this for fellow contributors to review first and raise any objections or questions. I will wait at least 14 days before changing this post to a "problem" post and asking IMDb staff

It seems there are more than a few keywords for a marriage proposal on bended knee (there is one for bended knees which I have actually never seen!) proposal-on-bended-knee --> marriage-proposal-on-one's-knees --> marriage-proposal-on-knees --> marriage-proposal-on-bended-knee --> m

The following keywords should be mass-deleted and blocked from the system. These keywords are similar to the "pay-video" keywords that were previously deleted. These should be deleted as well: streaming (66 titles) video-on-demand (18 titles) pay-per-view (146 titles) paid-viewing

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 The following two keywords may not appear at first glance to be subjective, but take a look at how they have been used. The first keyword has m

Dear IMDb staff: Here are a few more random keywords that should be deleted and blocked from the system. Poorly Formatted Keywords to Delete and Block factual-entertainment (6 titles) ku-klux-klan-komedy (17 titles) no-female-character (33 titles) no-male-character (

Dear IMDb staff: Here are a few more random keywords that should be deleted and blocked from the system. All keywords have been fully "audited." Subjective Keywords to Delete and Block best-hindi-film (1 title) box-office-bomb (4 titles) box-office-success (2 titles) campy-ac

Hello IMDb community, Over the past several months, @bradley_kent and I have spent countless hours "auditing" dozens of improper genre-infused keywords. Fortunately, those keywords have now been blocked by IMDb staff. I will post the full list below. (These keywords are improper under the guideli

Dear @Michelle, The following keywords containing "george-bush" are too vague, because it isn't clear whether they refer to George H. W. Bush, or George W. Bush: george-bush (1 title) george-bush-character (1 title) george-bush-lookalike&nbs

@Michelle I recently noticed a series of keywords that has been proliferating lately on IMDb, almost exclusively on Adult titles. These keywords all start with the word "stunning" and are listed below. It goes without saying that these keywords are highly subjective. Whether a character or ac