diff --git a/photobook.cls b/photobook.cls
index f6d4e03..553b660 100644
--- a/photobook.cls
+++ b/photobook.cls
@@ -109,6 +109,13 @@
 %% % paragraph configuration...
 %% \setlength\parindent{0pt}
 %% \setlength\parskip{0.5em}
+%% 
+%% \newcommand\blankfootnote[1]{%
+%% 	\begingroup
+%% 		\renewcommand\thefootnote{}%
+%% 		\footnote{#1}%
+%% 		\addtocounter{footnote}{-1}%
+%% 	\endgroup}
 %%
 %%
 %% \begin{document}
@@ -136,30 +143,31 @@
 %
 %%%% Introduction
 %
-%% \LaTeX is great with textual and text-primary content with figures
+%% \LaTeX\ is great with textual and text-primary content with figures
 %% peppered in, as long as pictures/figures flow within, with or as part
-%% of text, vanilla \LaTeX is fantastic.
+%% of text, vanilla \LaTeX\ is fantastic.
 %% 
-%% One can relatively easily streatch the flow concept to more complex
-%% layouts introducing even and odd pages (|book| class as one example)
-%% and flow rules based on them, but the next step, bleeds, combining page
-%% pairs into spreads as is often needed when designing image-oriented
-%% books is lacking. Full-bleed images/pages can be implemented manually,
-%% some more effort is needed to split something horizontally into a page
-%% spread, but doing so for whole book's worth of content is not practical --
-%% automating and experimenting with this process is how |photobook| began.
+%% One can relatively easily stretch the flow concept to more complex
+%% layouts introducing {\it even} and {\it odd} pages (the |book| class is 
+%% one example) and flow rules based on them, but the next step, {\it bleeds}, 
+%% combining page pairs into {\it spreads} as is often needed when designing 
+%% image-oriented books is lacking. Full-bleed images/pages can be implemented 
+%% manually, some more effort is needed to split something horizontally 
+%% into a page spread, but doing so for whole book's worth of content is 
+%% not practical -- automating and experimenting with this process is 
+%% how |photobook| began.
 %% 
 %% |photobook| extends the |book| class adding page layout types, bleeds
-%% and other global geopetry configuration, introduces the page and
-%% spread as first-class elements into the document flow. These concepts
+%% and other global geometry configuration, introduces the {\it page} and
+%% {\it spread} as first-class elements into the document flow. These concepts
 %% are generalized as |cell|s. A |cell| is similar to a figure, it can
 %% be placed within the document flow, but unlike a figure a |cell| can
 %% be aligned relative to a page, it can fill a page, a cell can even be
 %% horizontally split to fill several pages (how spreads are implemented).
 %% 
-%% On top of the |cell|, page, and spread concepts, |photobook| also builds
-%% a set of configurable high level macros and templates for common use 
-%% cases like full bleed image spreads, etc.
+%% On top of the |cell|, {\it page}, and {\it spread} concepts, |photobook| 
+%% also builds a set of configurable high level macros and templates for 
+%% common use cases like full bleed image spreads, foldouts, ... etc.
 %
 %
 %%%% Usage
@@ -5024,6 +5032,15 @@
 %%%}
 
 
+% - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -
+%% \blankfootnote{%
+%%		Why ASCII diagrams instead of normal graphics, you might ask?
+%%		Well, for the same reason as photo-books in \LaTeX\ -- I liked 
+%%		the idea of it, the simplicity, and thought that it would be fun to 
+%%		see how far can I push things before it all	falling apart on me, and... 
+%%		We are here and it all is still here too :)}
+
+
 
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