Added the support email to the contributing document

CONTRIBUTING.md

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    limitations under the License.
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 # Contributing to cc-api-sandbox
 
 ## Welcome!
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 - Stateless: Be adaptable. Be open minded, and willing to try new things. Be willing to iterate, and comfortable with getting started when things are still ambiguous. Be informed and passionate, but flexible - strong opinions, weakly held.
 
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 ## Reporting an Issue
 
 There are a few types of issues you can file here:
 
-- bug: Something doesn't work the way it should? That's probably a bug. Please include a careful, step-by-step guide to reproducing the bug, if possible. If reproducing the bug is hard to do without access to your environment, leave a note to that effect and we'll try to reach out for a private and secure conversation. If you have a security-sensitive ticket that you don't want to file publicly, please email ***insert security email address here*** instead of opening a ticket.
+- bug: Something doesn't work the way it should? That's probably a bug. Please include a careful, step-by-step guide to reproducing the bug, if possible. If reproducing the bug is hard to do without access to your environment, leave a note to that effect and we'll try to reach out for a private and secure conversation. If you have a security-sensitive ticket that you don't want to file publicly, please email [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]) instead of opening a ticket.
 
 - enhancement: Also known as Feature Requests, Enhancement tickets are for when you have something in mind that the Console Connect API Sandbox does not do but that you would like it to. Before filling out a feature request, we recommend you check our roadmap for features already planned.  If you don’t see it on there, go ahead and fill in a request.  Depending on your project and timelines, this may also be a great opportunity to try your hand at contributing to this project.
 
 - question: we generally recommend that you use the Questions channel for general questions.  However, if you’re working on contributing code and have a question related to a ticket you picked up or a feature you’re developing, you can open a question ticket here for guidance and support.
 
 - feedback: Not quite a feature request or a bug, but not really a question either? Feel free to leave general feedback here. We don't guarantee we'll act on all feedback, but we'll certainly read it.
 
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 ## Writing Code
 
 If you've got a pet peeve you want fixed, or a great idea for something to improve, here's your best bet for fixing it! We recommend you file a ticket according to reporting an issue above so there's a record of exactly what you're looking to fix, but once that's done we follow a fairly standard fork -> merge request model for community contributions.
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 1. Fork the repo into your own namespace.
 
-2. Make a branch for your work. We recommend using the Github "Open Pull Request" button 
+2. Make a branch for your work. We recommend using the Github "Open Pull Request" button
 
 3. Fill out the pull request template according to the steps in it - we're not ultra strict here, but it helps make our review process smoother.
 
-4. Once you're ready for review, remove the 
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+4. Once you're ready for review, remove the
 
 ### What to expect from our code reviews
 
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 ## What if I just have a question?
 
-Great! We'll do our best to answer, you can reach us by ***input link or email address or other method for open source community to use for asking questions***.
+Great! We'll do our best to answer, you can reach us by opening an issue, or by emailing us at [[email protected]](mailto:[email protected]).
 
 ## Thanks!