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Fix "how to take over a new collection" #171

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Expand Up @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ Before starting, ensure the collection is either [abandoned]({{< relref "collect

## Steps

1. If the approval is not explicitly given in the collection's README, get it by contacting owners via email if publicly available, a GitHub issue on the collection repository or on the [community chat]({{< relref "federation/how-to/join" >}}).
1. If the approval is not explicitly given in the collection's README, get it by contacting owners via email if publicly available, a GitHub issue on the collection repository, or on the [community chat]({{< relref "community/how-to/join" >}}).

2. Ask the owners to transfer the repositories to your organization.

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