Do's & Dont's of MLS Lisiting descriptions of property... Watch Out!

Well,  recently I was fined a whole $50.00 (it's not the money that upsets me), because I put what I think is an important disclosure into the body of the description of my listing on the MLS.  The listing was a pre-foreclosure and I was told to make sure I wrote on the listing that the offers were subject to "lender approval", which they are.  Instead of just putting that statement into the agent remarks section, I also put it in the "public" remarks section.  I thought, as far as disclosure is concerned, it is important that the potential buyers know the "rules" of the purchase so no stone is left unturned during the transaction.  However, I found out that you can NO LONGER put ANYTHING in the PUBLIC remarks section that doeas not pertain to JUST the technicals of the property.  When a listing is for a pre-foreclosure or leading towards a short sale etc., I think the buying public needs to know right off the bat that the typical "seller" is NOT the homeowner and the only way to say that in a listing is "lender approval necessary". I don't know, i'm just a Broker/Associate who has had the word DISCLOSURE knocked into my head too many times I guess.  Do you think this "fine" will go on my permanent "Realtor record"????  If my recored is flawed due to my insistence on full disclosure, especially in these type of sales, well, I GIVE UP!!!!  Be careful out there with what you put onto your listings in the public remarks section... you may write something the buying public needs to know or something.