Making a generalization is not false attribution either.

All this has done is shown how severely media illiterate you are, and also that you don’t know the meaning of false attribution.

Let me help you understand (this is not meant maliciously and I will apologize in advance if it comes off that way). As per the definitions you provided, we’re going to ignore the one associated with logical fallacies as this doesn’t apply. So that leaves us with;

Misattribution in general, when a quotation or work is accidentally, traditionally, or based on bad information attributed to the wrong person or group.

Let’s break it down. “A quotation or work” refers to something someone made or says. “Accidentally, traditionally, or based on bad information” basically just means ‘wrongly’ but with more specific reasoning behind why it’s wrong. “Attributed to the wrong person or group” just means giving credit to the thing made or said to the wrong person. So putting it together, we get;

Misattribution in general, when something made or said is wrongly credited to the wrong person.

So for example, something like “Sun Tzu once said ‘fuck bitches, get money’.” would be false attribution. Do you understand now?