I answered that one on the front page.
No.
Purely subjectively. If I think it's unusually good, it tends to get about 2½ stars. Average cups get 2 stars, and particularly unsatisfying ones get fewer. Chili peppers tend to range from 0 to 3. One indicates a half-hearted sort of spiciness, and three an authentically burning heat. Unlike Eudora, we use all three possibilities. I haven't eliminated the possibility of needing 4 peppers, but it hasn't happened yet.
Not yet. I'm working on adding symbols to indicate MSG-free and vegetarian soups to the summary table, as well as maybe other symbols. You can read through the detailed information for each soup to search for meat and MSG, but that's slow. Also, vegetarian/MSG-free information is based solely on manufacturer data and may not be accurate.
If your allergies are mild, I honestly suggest trial and error. If you have allergies which can cause severe discomfort, permanent damage, or death, then don't take my word on anything -- you probably shouldn't take the manufacturers' words on most things either, since sometimes the ingredient lists are inaccurate. In particular, serious allergies to shellfish (especially shrimp), milk, soy, and wheat should probably preclude consumption of any noodle soups absent very good information that they're safe for you to eat: even flavors which don't feature shrimp or lactose are frequently produced in facilities which use lactose and shrimp powder, and contamination is not only possible but likely.
Money and soup are cheerfully accepted. Other forms of desiderata would probably also be welcome.
Sure! Send them to me, and if they express a different stance on the soup than I posted, or better yet review a soup I haven't tried, I'll put it up.
What, you need to bribe a hack so he'll give your cheap soup a good review? Don't you have something better to do with your advertising budget?
Tell me the URL, and if I see it as germane I'll add it to the links list.
Most of what I put on these pages is my opinion only. You may not think it's very nice, but it's truthful and not actively malicious. If I have a factual error, on the other hand, see the next question.
Whoops! I'm not infallible, although I try to avoid mistakes. Rest assured that if there is a mistake, it's accidental, and if you point it out to me, I'll fix it. I have no intent to malign soups on the basis of nothing whatsoever, not when so many have a solid foundation on which to be maligned.
I would dearly love to recognize your trademark. Tell me where on the page I fail to recognize it and I'll rectify the situation. Don't bother to sue me first and ask questions later; I have no money. Why else do you think I would eat so much Ramen?
Inaccuracies may creep in to this page, and I acknowledge that; between errors by the manufacturer and my errors, I can't guarantee the nutritional information here is accurate. If you have serious allergies or for any other reason (such as religious) shouldn't eat specific foods, consult a medical or otherwise appropriate professional (i.e. not me) before eating anything of dubious ingredients.
No.