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Swap "team admin" for "package maintainer" #1512

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swap team member for package manintainer
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions .../organizations/managing-teams/managing-team-access-to-organization-packages.mdx
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import shared from '~/shared.js'

As an organization owner or team admin, you can add or remove package access to or from teams in your organization.
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I believe all mentions of "team admin" in this doc should be removed. See line 50, for example.

As an organization owner or package maintainer, you can add or remove package access to or from teams in your organization.

## Adding package access to a team

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### Adding package access to a team using the CLI

As an organization owner or team admin, you can use the CLI `access` command to add package access to a team on the command line:
As an organization owner or package maintainer, you can use the CLI `access` command to add package access to a team on the command line:

```
npm access grant <read-only|read-write> <org:team> [<package>]
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### Removing package access from a team using the CLI

As an organization owner or team admin, you can also use the CLI `access` command to revoke package access from a team on the command line:
As an organization owner or package maintainer, you can also use the CLI `access` command to revoke package access from a team on the command line:

```
npm access revoke <org:team> [<package>]
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### Changing package access for a team from the CLI

As an organization owner or team admin, you can change package access for a team from the command line:
As an organization owner or package maintainer, you can change package access for a team from the command line:

```
npm access
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