diff --git a/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/NordicFiltersForMinerBlock.txt b/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/NordicFiltersForMinerBlock.txt
index dff29e6d9..deb715896 100644
--- a/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/NordicFiltersForMinerBlock.txt	
+++ b/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/NordicFiltersForMinerBlock.txt	
@@ -3,9 +3,10 @@
 # Version: 06July2020v1-Alpha
 # Description: This is a slimmer version of "Dandelion Sprout's Nordic Filters", intended for users of software tools that doesn't support adblocker syntaxes. It chiefly targets scams and malware on Norwegian or Danish sites, as well as some advert and tracking servers.
 # Platform notes: So, let's say your company boss is not letting you install any adblocker on your awful work laptop, but (s)he lets you install MinerBlock for some indeterminable reason? In this very unlikely case, I've saved your day.
-Note: This list does not actually block any mining-related stuff.
+# Note: This list does not actually block any mining-related stuff.
 # For mere informasjon og detaljer om denne listen og om andre lister jeg har laget, gå til https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#norsk
-# For more information and details about this list and other lists of mine, go to https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english
+# For more information and details about this list and other lists of mine, go to https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/blob/master/Wiki/General-info.md#english
+# PSA: I am currently considering adding entries for filepaths from the uBO version, in addition to the existing entries taken from the raw-domains version. However, to do so, it'd take me an hour of heavy work to modify the conversion script, so first I'd want to know if anyone are actually using this list version in their daily lives, to help motivate me to do this. If you do use it actively, go to https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/issues/new/choose, choose whatever option, and explain to me that you're using the minerBlock list version and how.
 *://*.102.112.2o7.net/*
 *://*.136.243.73.30/*
 *://*.138.201.126.227/*
diff --git a/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/XYZPrepareFilters.py b/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/XYZPrepareFilters.py
index 9d63229b7..ceeb5d03e 100644
--- a/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/XYZPrepareFilters.py	
+++ b/NorwegianExperimentalList alternate versions/XYZPrepareFilters.py	
@@ -2435,7 +2435,7 @@ def prepare_minerblock(lines) -> str:
 
         line = re.sub(
            r"# Platform notes:.*", 
-           "# Platform notes: So, let's say your company boss is not letting you install any adblocker on your awful work laptop, but (s)he lets you install MinerBlock for some indeterminable reason? In this very unlikely case, I've saved your day.\nNote: This list does not actually block any mining-related stuff.", 
+           "# Platform notes: So, let's say your company boss is not letting you install any adblocker on your awful work laptop, but (s)he lets you install MinerBlock for some indeterminable reason? In this very unlikely case, I've saved your day.\n# Note: This list does not actually block any mining-related stuff.", 
            line
         )
 
@@ -2451,6 +2451,12 @@ def prepare_minerblock(lines) -> str:
            line
         )
 
+        line = re.sub(
+           r"(.*For more information and .*)", 
+           r"\1\n# PSA: I am currently considering adding entries for filepaths from the uBO version, in addition to the existing entries taken from the raw-domains version. However, to do so, it'd take me an hour of heavy work to modify the conversion script, so first I'd want to know if anyone are actually using this list version in their daily lives, to help motivate me to do this. If you do use it actively, go to https://github.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/issues/new/choose, choose whatever option, and explain to me that you're using the minerBlock list version and how.", 
+           line
+        )
+
         text += line + '\r\n'
 
     return text