Add clarification for contact requests
Why is this change being made?
💡 I recently received a `Contact Request created by our security team during my CMOC shift. Although the documentation is clear how to contact the user(s) I was unsure if I should then close the issue or if there is a reason to keep it open. This update aims to calrify this situation.
- Add clarification for contact requests and fix a broken link
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@kchappell would you please review this change?
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