CBC, FL and other questions for UEB transcription

Hello Cindi,

I have some questions:
1) if I have a web address info@tprstorytelling.com and the publisher is TPRS, would I contract the st in storytelling as it seems that the s is serving double duty so to speak in the web address?
2) is there a symbol for the numbered reference indicator? I looked in the UEB 2013 rules but perhaps I have overlooked it.
3) for the Spanish letters listed on the SS page, I would place the for mention before the actual Spanish letters as well, correct?
4) as it is an all Spanish book, I would or would not list the additional World Braille usage symbols as well under the heading Spanish Punctuation used according to 13.6.5? For example the full stop is a dot 3, the capital indicator is dots 4,6; etc. I would say yes but really just would like confirmation. Or should I be in the FL ask an expert?
5) how are we listing the CBC symbols? And am I correct that the notice "All numbers in CBC appear ..." is no longer current and therefore should not be there? Which then, does this also mean that the reference on the TN page is obsolete as well. (The electronic address in this volume ... according to the Computer Braille Code ...)
6) It states in 13.6.6 to use foreign code contractions ... from which the document originates or for which it is requested. So am I understanding that if Spanish code uses only two contractions (found on the ONCE website like our BANA) for the ll when it is pronounced with a y sound and the AE only when it is joined as one letter, do I use these? Does BANA have a stance on the usage of contractions in FL in UEB as of yet?
7) for the Title page, I would use the WBU Spanish symbols for the title but do not need the code switch indicator for the second line segment in English? As the context is clear and the student is expected to have a full understanding of Spanish already.

Thank you for your time and knowledge. It is greatly appreciated.