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 As you can see the "alias" brackets define the seriesName and its alias. The alias will be later of use for the downloads.
 You can make as much alias-entries for a single show as you desire.
 
+
+##### Absolute Episode Numbering
+
+If you want to have absolute episode numbering (conventionally used for long running anime such as Naruto) instead of TVDBs default season based numbering enabled for a show just add the "absNumbering" attribute to the show's entry and set it to "1" or "true":
+
+```
+<alias seriesName="Naruto Shippuuden" aliasName="shippuuden" absNumbering="1" />
+```
+
 #### Folders
 
 ##### Downloads
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 Even simpler than tv shows are movies.
 You just have to name the folder where you download your movie into in the form of "movie=[movietitle]" ("movie=Indie Game The Movie" f.i.).
+
+### Custom Scrapers
+
+If you wan't to use this tool to organize a TV Show or a Webseries, that isn't added to TVDB, you can write a simple scraper in python and add it to the "scrapers" directory. There is an explaining example as well as a functional scraper for the YouTube channel "TimeToDrei"'s Let's Plays.
+
+The show's alias must also feature the scrapers alias as a prefix.
+
+#### Example:
+
+TimeToTrei.py defines it's alias as "t23":
+
+```
+def getAlias(self):
+		
+		return "t23"
+```
+
+So the show's this scraper should organize are labeled with "t23_" as a prefix:
+
+```
+<alias seriesName="999 - Nine Hours. Nine Persons. Nine Doors" aliasName="t23_999" />
+```