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docs/2fa.md

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 * Confirm by clicking OK. All members, including you, will need to set up 2FA before they can access the team sites.
 * To remove the requirement later, click **Stop Forcing 2FA**.
 
+Team members who don't have 2FA yet get an email asking them to set it up. The next time they open the team's sites, they're taken to the 2FA setup and can't skip it. They keep access to their account and to any other teams they belong to.
+
 ## How to generate new recovery codes
 
 Have you lost your recovery codes? You can generate new codes at any time. You can use a recovery code to log in to your Plausible account if you lose access to your authenticator app or your trusted device.

docs/annotations.md

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 <img alt="Edit or delete an annotation" src={useBaseUrl('img/edit-delete-annotation.png')} />
 </div>
 
+## Limits
+
+Each site can have up to 500 annotations. Personal notes and site notes from all team members count towards the same limit. Each note can be up to 255 characters long. 
+
 ## Practical uses
 
 Annotations are most useful when your team is making changes that affect traffic. Some common things worth marking:

docs/billing.md

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 ## Is the billing based per account or per website?
 
-Billing is based on total usage across all the sites in a team. Each team has its own subscription and is billed separately. Check your usage numbers at any time in the **Subscription** section of your account settings. For details on how usage is calculated, see [Choose the right subscription](subscription-plans.md).
+Billing is based on total usage across all the sites in a team. Each team has its own subscription and is billed separately. Check your usage numbers at any time in the **Subscription** section of your account settings. For details on how usage is calculated, see [Choose the right subscription](subscription-plans.md). Traffic you block with [Shields](excluding.md) (by IP address, country, page or hostname) isn't recorded and doesn't count towards your usage.
 
 ## Can I manage multiple clients with separate billing for each?
 

docs/change-plan.md

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 Your subscription renews automatically and you can change or [cancel](cancel-subscription.md) at any time.
 
+## Why a plan shows "Your usage exceeds this plan"
+
+You can't choose a plan that includes less than your account uses. Hover over the message to see which limit it is: sites, team members or monthly pageviews.
+
+- **Sites or team members:** remove the sites or team members above the plan's limit, then choose the plan.
+- **Monthly pageviews:** we look at your last two complete billing cycles. The plan stays unavailable while both of them went over its pageview limit, with some leeway above it. As soon as one of the two cycles fits, you can choose it. On a trial, your pageviews over the last 30 days are used instead.
+
+If a one-off traffic spike or bot traffic is keeping you from the plan that fits your usual traffic, [contact us](https://plausible.io/contact).
+
 :::tip
 Not sure which tier fits? Check your current usage in the **Subscription** section. You can also see [Choose the right subscription](subscription-plans.md) for guidance on how usage is calculated.
 

docs/csv-import.md

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 Data is imported in aggregate for each date, from your first import visitor until your first Plausible Analytics visitor. This is to avoid double-counting visits. We also have measures in place to detect and avoid double-counting visitors if you import multiple properties into the same Plausible dashboard.
 
+This means an import can't fill a gap that comes after your first Plausible data, such as months when the script wasn't installed between two periods of native stats. The import page then shows **Dates Conflict**, even for dates where your dashboard shows no visits. To fill such a gap, you can export your stats, [reset your site's stats](reset-site-data.md) and import everything again, the exported files and the data for the gap. Your native stats then become imported data, with the [differences](#how-does-imported-data-differ-from-native-data) described below.
+
 ## How can I delete imported data?
 
 Data you have imported can be deleted by returning to your site's **Imports & Exports** settings page and clicking the **Delete Import** button in the **Existing Imports** section. This action won't affect the native data you have collected using our script directly.

docs/excluding.md

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 Here's how to block your internal traffic from your Plausible Analytics stats dashboard. You can block recording visitors from specific IP addresses, hostnames, countries or pages. If you're on WordPress, our [official WordPress plugin](wordpress-integration.md#exclude-admins-and-other-roles) can exclude views from admins and other user roles without any manual configuration.
 
+:::note
+Visits blocked by IP address, country, page or hostname are dropped before they reach your stats. They aren't stored and don't count towards your plan's monthly pageview usage.
+:::
+
 ## Exclude visits by IP address
 
 * Go into the [site settings](website-settings.md) of the website you'd like to block your activity from

docs/google-analytics-import.md

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 **Imported data and native data show a gap or overlap**
 
-The import tool sets the end date of the import to one day before your first Plausible native data point. If you see a gap, check that Plausible was correctly installed and recording data before you ran the import. If you see overlap, delete the import and re-run it after confirming your Plausible installation date.
+The import tool sets the end date of the import to one day before your first Plausible native data point, so it can't fill a gap that comes after that date (months when the script wasn't installed between two periods of native stats, for example; see [CSV imports](csv-import.md#how-much-data-is-imported) for a way around it). If you see a gap, check that Plausible was correctly installed and recording data before you ran the import. If you see overlap, delete the import and re-run it after confirming your Plausible installation date.
 
 ## What's next?
 

docs/wordpress-integration.md

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 Plugin tokens are site-specific and always start with `plausible-plugin-`. Make sure the token was created for the exact site you are connecting, and generate a new one if in doubt.
 :::
 
+Your plugin tokens for a site are listed under **Site Settings** > **Integrations** > **Plugin tokens**, with when each was last used. To revoke one, click the delete icon next to it. Creating a new token doesn't revoke the older ones, so revoke any you no longer use.
+
 ## WordPress multisite networks
 
 You can track a WordPress multisite network in one Plausible dashboard. Install the plugin once through **Network Admin → Plugins**, then either **Network Activate** it or activate it individually on the sites you want to track.