When English goes away

The Clock Faces Teach Book has no Spanish version, so Spanish readers have been getting it in English, shown where Spanish is missing. Then Ben unpublished its English version.

Spanish readers lose it too. English was all they had, and an English version that isn't published can't stand in. Editors still see it, since its working version is still there.

Try it: compare what Spanish readers get before and after.

Clock Faces Teach Book in Spanish, as readers see it

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Before Ben unpublishes English

Title: Clock Faces Teach Book
File name: clock-faces-teach-book.pdf
Language: EnglishFrom English

After Ben unpublishes English

Nothing. Asked for in Spanish, this view has no version of it to give.

Before Ben unpublishes English

Title: Clock Faces Teach Book
File name: clock-faces-teach-book.pdf
Language: EnglishFrom English

Before Ben unpublishes English: Clock Faces Teach Book, in English, shown where Spanish is missing, clock-faces-teach-book.pdf. After Ben unpublishes English: nothing. The sample keeps the Teach Book twice, alike but for Ben's unpublish.

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Read Clock Faces Teach Book (before) in Spanish, as readers see it, showing English11 ms

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So before unpublishing English, check whether the resource has a Spanish version. Without one, Spanish readers lose it at the same moment English readers do.