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diff --git a/ctdlsalearn/README b/ctdlsalearn/README
index fccd9be26..5e9ebf22a 100644
--- a/ctdlsalearn/README
+++ b/ctdlsalearn/README
@@ -11,13 +11,16 @@ and smash your kneecaps with a ball pean hammer.   THIS IS UNSUPPORTED.
 
 Still with us?  Ok, here's how to make it work.
 
-* Your Citadel server needs to be r7737 or newer.  That's where we fixed
-  a bug that prevents internal programs from deleting messages.  Without
-  this fix, messages won't get deleted from your spam and ham folders,
-  and they'll just pile up forever and get resubmitted to sa-learn on
-  every run.  Don't let this happen to you.
+* Your Citadel server needs to be r7737 or newer (Citadel 7.63 or newer
+  will do just fine).  That's where we fixed a bug that prevents internal
+  programs from deleting messages.  Without this fix, messages won't get
+  deleted from your spam and ham folders, and they'll just pile up
+  forever and get resubmitted to sa-learn on every run.  Don't let this
+  happen to you.
 
-* Back up your data.  I may have hidden an "rm -fr /" in here somewhere.
+* Back up your data.  I may have hidden an "rm -fr /" in here somewhere
+  just to mess with your head, and I'm brutally unforgiving of people who
+  don't take backups.
 
 * Open up src/main.c with your favorite text editor (which ought to
   be vi, not emacs).  Yes, you're editing the source code to configure
@@ -41,8 +44,10 @@ Still with us?  Ok, here's how to make it work.
   prepend the namespace prefix (which is their user number, padded with
   zeroes to ten digits, followed by a dot).
  
-  Yes, you can specify as many spam and ham folders as you want.
+  You can specify as many spam and ham folders as you want.  Just keep
+  adding more do_room() calls.
 
 * Compile the program and run it.  If it works, great; if not, re-read
-  the warning at the top of this document.
+  the warning at the top of this document.  Note that you can also use
+  the "-v" (verbose) command line option.