Link to slack channel in contributing guidelines (#1265)

.github/CONTRIBUTING.md

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 ## Contributing to Buffalo
 
 1. Check [https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues](https://github.com/gobuffalo/buffalo/issues) to make sure you're not working on a duplicate issue or PR.
-2. If you want to implement a new feature that doesn't have an issue open. Please open one and ask for feedback on the feature before spending a lot of time working on it. It's possible the feature has already been discussed, or it's out of scope, or some other reason that might later prevent a PR from being accepted. The #buffalo channel on gophers.slack.com is a great place to seek this kind of guidance.
+2. If you want to implement a new feature that doesn't have an issue open. Please open one and ask for feedback on the feature before spending a lot of time working on it. It's possible the feature has already been discussed, or it's out of scope, or some other reason that might later prevent a PR from being accepted. The [#buffalo](https://gobuffalo.io/docs/slack) channel on gophers.slack.com is a great place to seek this kind of guidance.
 3. Write your feature/fix and make sure to include tests. Tests are an **absolute** requirement for any pull request. Please make sure to use the same testing style and libraries as the rest of the tests.
 4. Make sure tests run when doing `go test ./...`. You may need to do `go get -t ./...` first to get the testing dependencies.
 5. (Optional) There is a much longer set of integration tests that can be run. These will be run by Travis-CI when you open a PR. If you want to run them locally you can by running `$ docker build .`.