diff --git a/templates/zerver/help/bots-and-integrations.md b/templates/zerver/help/bots-and-integrations.md
index 5c5c29ea70..5bf3b62b6e 100644
--- a/templates/zerver/help/bots-and-integrations.md
+++ b/templates/zerver/help/bots-and-integrations.md
@@ -39,10 +39,9 @@ The **bot type** determines what the bot can do.
 
 Bot type | Permissions | Common uses
 ---|---|---
-Incoming webhook | Send messages into Zulip | Third party integrations
-Outgoing webhook | Send messages into Zulip, read messages where the bot is addressed | Third party integrations, most custom bots
-Generic | Anything the bot creator can do | Automating tasks, bots that listen to all messages on a stream
-API super bot (self-hosted only) | Anything any user can do | Mirroring
+Generic | Like a normal user account | Automating tasks, bots that listen to all messages on a stream
+Incoming webhook | Limited to only sending messages into Zulip | Automated notifications into Zulip
+Outgoing webhook | Generic bot that also receives new messages via HTTP post requests | Third party integrations, most custom bots
 
 It's generally best to pick the most restricted bot type that is sufficient
 to do the task at hand. Anyone with the bot's API key can do anything the
@@ -50,6 +49,17 @@ bot can.
 
 A few more details:
 
+* Bots can send messages to any stream that their owner can,
+  inheriting their owner's [sending permissions](/help/stream-sending-policy).
+
+* Bots can be subscribed to streams, and their role can be modified if
+  they need to have permission to do administrative actions.
+
+* **Generic**: A generic bot is like a normal Zulip user account that
+  cannot log in via a browser.  Note that if you truly want to
+  impersonate yourself (e.g. write messages that come from your Zulip
+  account), you'll need to use your **personal API key**.
+
 * **Outgoing webhook**: The bot can read private messages where the bot is a
   participant, and stream messages where the bot is [mentioned](/help/mention-a-user-or-group). When the
   bot is PM'd or mentioned, it POSTs the message content to a URL of your
@@ -59,13 +69,6 @@ A few more details:
     This is the preferred bot type for interactive bots built on top of Zulip
     botserver.
 
-* **Generic**: Note that if you truly want to impersonate yourself
-  (e.g. write messages that come from you, rather than from a look-a-like),
-  you'll need to use your **personal API key**.
-
-* **API super bot**: You cannot create this from the web interface.
-  [Contact us](/help/contact-support) if you'd like information on how to set this up.
-
 ## Adding bots
 
 By default, anyone other than guests can [add a bot](/help/add-a-bot-or-integration) to a