anchor.diff:  <h3><%= title "Autoflagging Preferences" %></h3>
  -<p>These are the preferences you've set for autoflagging. You can choose only certain sites to flag on by associating
  -  your preferences with only those sites.</p>
  -
  +<h4>Getting started</h4>
  +<p>
  +    If you're trying to get started with autoflags for the first time, you'll need to:
  +</p>
  +<ul>
  +  <li>authorize metasmoke for write access to your Stack Exchange account (see "Clifford the Big Red Button" below)</li>
  +  <li>set up your preferences (below), which govern how many of your flags metasmoke can use per-site. You must set at least one preference.</li>
  +  <li><%= link_to "set up your autoflagging conditions", url_for(controller: :flag_conditions, action: :index) %>, which govern how certain you want metasmoke to be a post is spam before using your account to flag it. You must set at least one flagging condition.</li>
  +</ul>
  +<h4>Authenticating metasmoke with your Stack Exchange account</h4>
   <div class="panel panel-danger">
     <div class="panel-heading">
       <h3 class="panel-title">Clifford the Big Red Button</h3>
     </div>
     <div class="panel-body">
       <p>
  -      <strong class="text-danger">Warning:</strong> for all the joking about, this is serious. By ticking this box, you are explicitly consenting to
  -      your Stack Exchange account being used to cast flags automatically based on data collected by SmokeDetector. While we believe this has a high
  -      rate of accuracy and have designed the system to reflect this, flags cast using your account are your responsibility, and many invalid flags
  -      can in some cases result in your SE account being suspended. Only tick the box if you are happy with this responsibility.
  +      <strong class="text-danger">Warning:</strong> for all the joking about, this is serious. By authenticating metasmoke for write access to your Stack Exchange account, you
  +      are explicitly consenting to your Stack Exchange account being used to cast flags automatically based on data collected by SmokeDetector. While we believe this has a high
  +      rate of accuracy and have designed the system to reflect this, <i>flags cast using your account are your responsibility</i>, and having many invalid flags can, in some cases,
  +      result in your SE account being suspended, or being temporarily banned from flagging. Only authenticate metasmoke for write access if you accept this responsibility.
       </p>
       <hr/>
       <% if current_user.api_token.nil? %>
  -      <p class="text-info">You need to authenticate for write access first; <%= link_to "you can do that here", url_for(controller: :authentication, action: :status) %>.</p>
  +      <p class="text-info">If you have not already done so, you need to first authenticate metasmoke for write access with Stack Exchange; <strong><%= link_to "you can do that here", url_for(controller: :authentication, action: :status) %></strong>.</p>
  +      <p class="text-info">The above link will also show you if metasmoke thinks it's already write-authorized and allow you to re-authorize, if you've removed the authorization in your Stack Exchange preferences (metasmoke won't know you've removed authorization until it tries to flag).</p>
       <% else %>
         <input id="red-button" name="red-button" type="checkbox" <%= "checked" if current_user.flags_enabled %> <%= "disabled" if (FlagSetting["registration_enabled"] == "0" || !current_user.has_role?(:flagger)) and not current_user.flags_enabled %> />
         <label for="red-button">Use my account to cast flags automatically</label>
  
positive.code:         <p class="text-muted">Registration is currently disabled.</p>
        <% end %>
      <% end %>
      <hr/>
      If you're trying to get started with autoflags for the first time, you'll also need to set up your preferences (which govern how many of your
      flags we can use per-site) and conditions (which govern how certain you want us to be of a post before using your account to flag it). Links to
      these are at the bottom of this page.
    </div>
  </div>
  
  <table class="table table-striped">
    <thead>
      <tr>
  
negative.code: </table>
  
  <% if FlagSetting['registration_enabled'] == '1' %>
    <%= link_to "Add new maximum flags per site preference", url_for(controller: :user_site_settings, action: :new) %><br/>
    <p><em>Don't want to set this up yourself? <%= link_to "There's a wizard for that.", url_for(controller: :flag_conditions, action: :one_click_setup) %></em></p>
  <% else %>
    <p class="text-muted"><em>Registration for autoflagging is currently closed.</em></p>
  <% end %>
  