Unpublish content mentions Content Publisher #560
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This is a minor change to make the unpublish content request form mention Content Publisher as well as Whitehall. Since Content Publisher is expected to be used by same users as Content Publisher, and we don't have means for them to unpublish themselves, this is intended to make this form feel less Whitehall specific
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Trello: https://trello.com/c/8F7PqB3E/505-the-unpublishing-support-form-has-been-updated-to-include-instructions-for-content-publisher-as-well-as-whitehall
This is a minor change to make the unpublish content request form mention Content Publisher as well as Whitehall. Since Content Publisher is expected to be used by same users as Content Publisher, and we don't have means for them to unpublish themselves, this is intended to make this form feel less Whitehall specific