There has been a precedent set to take trivia blurbs of what I consider to be pointless information, such as the badge number of a police officer seen in an episode, or Lois' telephone number, and so on. I've gotten several submissions like that myself, and while I've accepted them because of the precedent established before my time, I really think that sort of thing is beyond trivial, and I am deleting the worst examples as I come across them. So I will accept it once per submitter, but not a second time, since I will give you fair warning that this is not what I want to see in the guide. There is no need for the information, unless you can show me why it's important, such as the fact that Clark's address on the show is the same as his address in the comic books, or that Lois' area code for her telephone number corresponds to Springfield, Illinois, etc. Telling me that a cop's badge number is X leads no where, it's just a random factoid with no bearing on the story. You might as well tell me that Lois' dress in a particular episode is red, or whatever. It means nothing, ultimately. So while I said the criteria wasn't going to chjange, this is one change I am definitely making. If you have any questions, feel free to PM me and ask, even ask if I'll accept a specific submission. I hate rejecting anyone, so if I can help you avoid getting one I am more than willing to do so. I hope you understand where I'm coming from, and will refrain from making me reject anything of this nature. Thanks.

I've just taken over as editor of L&C, but I'm not making any changes in the guidelines for contributions or the forums, so please look there if you have any questions about what is appropriate and what isn't. I'm going to try to start reading the forum entries regularly to make sure everything stays friendly, but if there's a problem, let me know. Also, if you want to run a contribution by me before submitting it feel free to PM me. I want to try to work with you and I hate to reject anything, but if it's not within the guidelines or there are too many spelling/grammatical errors (and I don't always have time to fix them myself), I will regretfully reject them.

In the UK version, there are no bonus.
There is no word on the bonuses for the US or the French release yet.
The boxset is released on November 14th, 2006 for the US and will be released in France on December 6th, 2004.

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