Remove the ONTAP 8.3 references - obsolete

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Open the page at the provided Page URL and review the section titled “Prepare Snapshots before reverting an ONTAP cluster.” Remove the ONTAP 8.3-related references, retain the consolidated load-sharing mirror relationship guidance, and add the linked KB article if appropriate. Done means the page no longer refers to ONTAP 8.3 in this guidance.

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https://docs.netapp.com/us-en/ontap/revert/task_preparing_snapshot_copies_before_reverting.html

Page title

Prepare Snapshots before reverting an ONTAP cluster

Summary

It's time to remove the 8.3-related references.

If you are reverting in a SnapMirror environment, you must first have deleted the following mirror relationships:

All load-sharing mirror relationships

Any data protection mirror relationships that were created in ONTAP 8.3.x. <<<<<<

All data protection mirror relationships if the cluster was re-created in ONTAP 8.3.x. <<<<<<<

I can condense to a single sentence, then:
If you are reverting in a SnapMirror environment, you must first have deleted all load-sharing mirror relationships.

Re: Deleting load-sharing mirror relationships
Also, it might be nice to point to this KB article for guidance.
How to remove a load-sharing mirror relationship
https://kb.netapp.com/on-prem/ontap/DP/SnapMirror/SnapMirror-KBs/How_to_remove_a_load-sharing_LS_mirror_relationship

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