Rejected genre contributions

I do not have some kind of weird, idiosyncratic ideas about film genres that I use when making contributions on IMDb. I always use the definitions provided by IMDb itself, and reserve my personal opinions for other forums. Therefore, please stop rejecting these two contributions.

From IMDb's definitions, #1:

My first complaint regards the short film Gerald McBoing-Boing (1950). This short film does not satisfy the above definition. The plot is almost entirely concerned with non-perilous everyday things like family life, education and careers. There is a very brief segment involving the title character attempting to run away from home which ends almost as soon as it begins. A single scene in a short film is not enough to satisfy the definition of "numerous consecutive and inter-related scenes".

Contribution #250116-163232-678000

From IMDb's definitions, #2:

My second complaint pertains to the silent classic The Phantom of the Opera (1925). If the title of the film doesn't give you enough of a clue, the entire plot of the film revolves around an opera house. Nearly every character in the film is either a singer, musician, composer or obsessed music fan. Suffice it to say, the film contains significant music-related elements. There is nothing in the above definition that would preclude the film from being categorized in the music genre.

Contribution #250114-060911-165000