diff --git a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/README.md b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/README.md
index 828a8354d3..349dfa058b 100644
--- a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/README.md
+++ b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/README.md
@@ -18,7 +18,7 @@ Copies mailboxes' conversations from other FreeScouts, like WordCamp US's at sco
- **What doesn't:** spam, drafts, and deleted conversations; other line items, like moves and merges; saved replies, workflows, custom folders, and mailbox settings, which the API doesn't give: set those up again by hand. Senders come across with their name and email only.
- **Conversations agents worked on here:** once a conversation has a reply, note, or change made here, importing it again only adds the new threads. Its status and assignee stay this FreeScout's. What automatic workflows note when they run doesn't count. A conversation moved to another mailbox there moves here too, unless agents worked on it.
- **Users:** every user's replies, notes, and assignments are credited to a user here: the one chosen on the source's **Users** page, under **Manage » FreeScout Import**, or else the one with the same email, or else a new, disabled one that keeps their name. Active users get access to the mailboxes an import credits them with something in.
- - **Connecting in bulk:** on a source's Users page, **Download CSV** lists its users with their users here. Fill in its `wporg_username` column for those who'll work here, upload or paste it, and **Check** it: that shows, for each row, the WordPress.org account's name and email next to the user's, and what connecting would do, without doing it. **Connect** then connects each one's user here to the account, creating it if they have none yet (before their mailboxes are imported, too), or switching it on, with access to the mailboxes their imported conversations are in, if an import created it disabled. Someone whose account is connected to a user already is credited to that user instead, so they don't get a second one.
+ - **Connecting in bulk:** on a source's Users page, **Download CSV** lists its users with their users here. Fill in its `wporg_username` column for those who'll work here, upload or paste it, and **Check** it: that shows, for each row, the WordPress.org account's name and email next to the user's, and what connecting would do, without doing it. **Connect** then connects each one's user here to the account, creating it if they have none yet (before their mailboxes are imported, too), or switching it on, with access to the mailboxes their imported conversations are in, if an import created it disabled. Someone deleted on the source is connected and credited, but isn't switched on: a user created for them, or one an import created disabled, stays disabled. Someone whose account is connected to a user already is credited to that user instead, so they don't get a second one.
- Connecting lets the account's owner log in as that user. So only users an import created, or whose email is the account's, are connected in bulk, and administrators only by their email; anyone else is connected on their profile.
- A CSV connects each user once, each account once, and each user here to one account; the check flags rows that would do more. More rows naming an account, like someone's older, deleted users there, are credited to the user its first row connects, or to the one it's connected to already, so they're one user here.
- A row whose account has neither the user's name nor their email there is highlighted, and only connected if its box is checked.
diff --git a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/connect.blade.php b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/connect.blade.php
index 73dfe4e17d..e6bb08e8cd 100644
--- a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/connect.blade.php
+++ b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/connect.blade.php
@@ -69,6 +69,9 @@
{{ $step['error'] }}
@else
{{ $actions[ $step['action'] ] }}
+ @if ( $step['deleted'] )
+
{{ __('Deleted on :name: not switched on', [ 'name' => $name ]) }}
+ @endif
@if ( $step['mismatch'] )
@endif
diff --git a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/users.blade.php b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/users.blade.php
index af568f9858..1d9df850a2 100644
--- a/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/users.blade.php
+++ b/freescout.wordpress.net/Modules/WPOrgFreeScoutImport/Resources/views/users.blade.php
@@ -38,7 +38,7 @@
{{ __('Download :name’s users, fill in the wporg_username column for those who’ll work here, and check it here. Each one’s user here is connected to that account, created if they have none yet, and switched on if an import created them disabled: their name, email, and avatar come from WordPress.org, and they can log in with it. Someone whose account is connected to a user already is credited to that user.', [ 'name' => $name ]) }}
+{{ __('Download :name’s users, fill in the wporg_username column for those who’ll work here, and check it here. Each one’s user here is connected to that account, created if they have none yet, and switched on if an import created them disabled, unless they’re deleted there: their name, email, and avatar come from WordPress.org, and once their user is on, they can log in with it. Someone whose account is connected to a user already is credited to that user.', [ 'name' => $name ]) }}
@if ( $can_connect )