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# Click '''Edit services''' on the contributor homepage or in the left menu of the contributor site. You will see a list of all your organization’s in-person services. To edit a location, click '''View/Edit'''.<br /><br />[[File:Putting_location_into_draft_1.jpg | link=]]<br /><br /> | # Click '''Edit services''' on the contributor homepage or in the left menu of the contributor site. You will see a list of all your organization’s in-person services. To edit a location, click '''View/Edit'''.<br /><br />[[File:Putting_location_into_draft_1.jpg | link=]]<br /><br /> | ||
# Click '''Unpublish this location'''.<br /><br />[[File:Putting_location_into_draft_3.jpg | link=]]<br /><br /> | # Click '''Unpublish this location'''.<br /><br />[[File:Putting_location_into_draft_3.jpg | link=]]<br /><br /> | ||
# You will see a | # You will see a dialogue box asking you to add unpublishing notes. Explain why the location will be turned into draft. This helps the Clicklaw Editors to stay better connected to what is happening with your services. You could also click '''Skip notes and unpublish''' to turn it into draft without submitting any notes. If you change your mind, you could still click '''Cancel''' and your location will remain visible on Clicklaw.<br /><br />[[File:Putting_resource_into_draft_2.jpg | link=]] | ||
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