Merge pull request #574 from doruskova/ReadmeUpdate

Updated Readme

Author: doruskova

README.md

@@ -20,23 +20,21 @@ To check out the latest design kit release notes, go [here](https://github.com/p
 Please check out our [announcements](https://github.com/patternfly/patternfly-design-kit/blob/master/Announcements.md) for specific design kit release updates!
 
 ## Contributing to the PatternFly Design Kit
-We welcome contributions from our community of PatternFly designers. Please contact Marie Doruskova (@doruskova) on the #patternfly-design-kit channel within the [patternfly.slack.com Slack workspace](https://patternfly.slack.com).
+We welcome contributions from our community of PatternFly designers. Please contact Lucia Boehling (@lboehling) on the #patternfly-design-kit channel within the [patternfly.slack.com Slack workspace](https://patternfly.slack.com).
 ### Contributing a new or edited symbol
 Follow these steps:
 1. Download the library file from [here](https://www.sketch.com/s/2cf1063b-5283-4e0b-b8a6-cbb1ac07e29e).
 2. Create new symbols or edit symbols using the styles and elements from "Document".
 **Be sure you take them from "Document" rather than "PatternFly"**
 3. When naming a new symbol, follow the naming mechanism within that same category (e.g., Forms / 2. Text Box / Success).
 4. Make it clear which page in the file you edited and which symbols on the page you added/edited by adding a ⭐️ or some other mark to call them out.
-5. Add the labels **"Pre-release"** to symbols that haven't been implemented yet or **"Core-only"** to symbols that are available only in HTML. This info is usually added to the description of the issue.
-6. Zip your file and attach it to the GitHub issue you were assigned to. Add a list of the symbols you added/edited and, finally, tag @doruskova in your comment.
+5. Zip your file and attach it to the GitHub issue you were assigned to. Add a list of the symbols you added/edited and, finally, tag @doruskova in your comment.
 ### Contributing a new or edited template
 Follow these steps:
 1. Download the template file hosted on Sketch Cloud from [here](https://www.sketch.com/s/729c2eee-e8b6-4fcd-8a79-f6faa8c30f89).
 2. If the template you're working on fits within an existing page, create a new artboard and add it to that page. If it doesn't fit into an existing page, create a new page and then add artboards from there.
 3. Be sure to add all padding specific to that example in it's own folder within the layer list called "📐Padding" and hide it.
 4. If the design variation is new and needs a spec, add it to the first artboard, add it's name (use the comment text style), and unhide the "📐Padding" group (see the template file for existing examples of how this is done now).
-5. Add the labels **"Pre-release"** to artboards with symbols that haven't been implemented yet or **"Core-only"** to artboards with symbols that are available only in HTML. This info is usually added to the description of the issue.
-6. Zip your file and attach it to the GitHub issue you were assigned to. Add a list of pages you added/edited and the artboards on those pages. Finally, tag @doruskova in your comment.
+5. Zip your file and attach it to the GitHub issue you were assigned to. Add a list of pages you added/edited and the artboards on those pages. Finally, tag @lboehling in your comment.
 ### Questions?
-If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Marie Doruskova [mdorusko@redhat.com](mailto:mdorusko@redhat.com).
+If you have any questions or concerns, please contact Lucia Boehling [lboehlin@redhat.com](mailto:lboehlin@redhat.com).