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==== Step 1<br> ==== | ==== Step 1<br> ==== | ||
1. You will want to check each county page on your list. Under the heading | 1. You will want to check each county page on your list. Under the heading Record Loss, there should be one of three cases<br> | ||
*There is no information for courthouse disasters (either because there were none, or they have just not been added).<br> | *There is no information for courthouse disasters (either because there were none, or they have just not been added).<br> | ||
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*There will be a statement telling the user that for courthouse disaster information go to an external link<br> | *There will be a statement telling the user that for courthouse disaster information go to an external link<br> | ||
2. If there is a statement directing the user to an offsite link, remove that statement. | 2. If there is a statement directing the user to an offsite link, remove that statement. <br> | ||
3. If there is no information, check the Google Doc to see if there was a courthouse loss for that county. See instructions in Step 2 for how to update.<br> | 3. If there is no information, check the Google Doc to see if there was a courthouse loss for that county. See instructions in Step 2 for how to update.<br> | ||
4. If there is no | 4. If there is no history of record loss in that county (or state) enter "No known history of courthouse disasters." | ||
5. | 5. If there is accurate information describing the loss, do nothing to this county and move on to the next. | ||
==== Step 2<br> ==== | ==== Step 2<br> ==== | ||