Fix broken link found by httrack (#1018)

Surfaced in #1016.

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     <p>We require that you make the project easy to comprehend, easy to install, and easy to run. To ensure this, your submission must contain a <code>README.md</code> in your team folder which clearly documents how to interact with it.
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     <p>
-    First of all, you need to include instructions on exactly how to get your game running. We require that you use a <strong>dependency manager</strong> and encourage you to make a <strong>click-and-play option</strong>, and these should be documented in this section. Please see <a href="/events/game-jam-2020/technical-requirements/">our technical requirements page</a> for more information on this. Remember, we have to judge dozens of submissions, so if every submission can be set up and run by just doing <code>pipenv install</code> and then <code>pipenv run start</code>, it will make our job significantly easier.
+    First of all, you need to include instructions on exactly how to get your game running. We require that you use a <strong>dependency manager</strong> and encourage you to make a <strong>click-and-play option</strong>, and these should be documented in this section. Please see <a href="/events/game-jams/2020/technical-requirements/">our technical requirements page</a> for more information on this. Remember, we have to judge dozens of submissions, so if every submission can be set up and run by just doing <code>pipenv install</code> and then <code>pipenv run start</code>, it will make our job significantly easier.
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     <p>
     The readme should also contain information about the game, screenshots, a logo if you got it, your team name, instructions on how to play and anything else that helps provide a high-level overview over the game. This is also extremely helpful when we are judging so many projects, so that we can easily see which is which by looking through readmes. For an example of an excellent readme, check out <a href="https://github.com/python-discord/code-jam-6/blob/master/amphibian-alchemists/README.md">this readme created by the Amphibian Alchemists team during Code Jam 6</a>.