Remove references to the clone and amend functionality.

humanmade · Apr 4, 2023 · c89a46a · c89a46a
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diff --git a/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/README.md b/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/README.md
@@ -48,7 +48,6 @@ Let’s start with who you’re collaborating with. Your **users**, and their **
 
 ### Differences with Altis compared to WordPress
 
-- Administrators and Editors can **clone** and **amend** pages
 - Editors can create **Guest Author** accounts
 
 [More on Guests & Multiple Authors](guest-and-multiple-authors.md)
diff --git a/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/roles-and-permissions.md b/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/roles-and-permissions.md
@@ -65,7 +65,6 @@ be assigned a user account.
 
 ## Roles with extra Altis permissions
 
-- Administrators and Editors can **clone** and **amend** pages
 - Editors can create **Guest Author** accounts
 
 ## Roles with plugins

diff --git a/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/user-management.md b/user-docs/collaboration-and-users/user-management.md
@@ -23,8 +23,8 @@ You’ll be assigning every user with a role. So before we dive into the “how-
 - **Subscriber** – can manage their profile
 - **Guest author** - can be attributed to a page or post without having a user account
 
-### Differences with Altis 
-- Administrators and Editors can **clone** and **amend** pages
+### Differences with Altis
+
 - Editors can create **Guest Author** accounts
 
 ### Adding existing users already on your network

diff --git a/user-docs/content-and-content-blocks/README.md b/user-docs/content-and-content-blocks/README.md
@@ -65,22 +65,11 @@ As part of your organization's editorial workflow, you may be required to have p
 
 Display the name of the author or authors (including [guests, multiple or external](../collaboration-and-users/guest-and-multiple-authors.md)) next to the post.
 
-#### Clone post
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-Make an unpublished **copy** of the post. Useful for creating new posts without starting from scratch.
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-##### Create amendment
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-Click this to work on a duplicate version. Make your edits. Then, after approval or review, click **Publish Amendment** to replace the current version:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image38.png)
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 #### Move to Trash
 
 Moves the post to the Trash. The post will stay there for 30 days by default before being deleted permanently. Unless you choose to:
 
 - Manually delete immediately
-- Clone
 - Restore
 
 ## Permalinks
@@ -374,54 +363,3 @@ Click **Add new**:
 Open the content, make your edits and then **click Update**:
 
 ![](../assets/content-creation-image15.png)
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-### How to clone published content
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-## How (and when) to amend content
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-An amendment is similar to a clone, because it creates a **copy of an already published** post or page. Multiple people can collaborate on the amendment. Then when it’s ready, click **Publish Amendment** and it **replaces** the original.
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-Hover over the page or post to be amended and click **Create Amendment**:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image34.png)
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-You can now make edits, save drafts, and preview. Just like you would normally in WordPress. The only difference is a **reminder message** to tell you that you’re editing an Amendment:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image10.png)
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-For anybody else collaborating, they can see the Amendment in the dashboard:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image35.png)
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-When you’re ready, click **Publish Amendment**:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image48.png)
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-This gives you two options:
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-- **Save changes and compare**
-    Choose this and you can view changes between the original and the amended versions before publishing
-- **Publish Amendment**
-    Choose this and the amendment goes live **straightaway**. Although maybe you want to **delay when the amendment goes live**? That’s when you can **schedule** amendments (see below for how)
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-### Scheduling amendments
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-An amendment is great when you want to **plan your edits in advance**. Maybe you want to **schedule** a page changing from:
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-- “New product coming soon” to “New product now available”
-- “Sale finishes at midnight” to “Sale now closed”
-- “The winner will be announced here at 2pm…” to “The winner is…”
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-Or maybe you want changes to happen while you are:
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-- In a meeting
-- On leave or away from the office
-- Lacking reliable Wi-Fi 
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-In the **sidebar**, click the date and time next to Publish Amendment:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image50.png)
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-This opens a **calendar**. You can now set when the amendment goes live, down to the very minute:
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-![](../assets/content-creation-image41.png)