Update README.md for 2020

README.md

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 ## Setup for creating your own bot
 
-1. Locate your own fork ("copy") of this project and its repository. If you are participating in TDDD92 or TDDE25, **you should *not* create your own fork!**  Instead, begin by registering your group in Webreg.  We periodically run a script that forks this project for all registered groups, placing projects in the [TDDD92-2019 group](https://gitlab.liu.se/tddd92-2019) or the [TDDE25-2019 group](https://gitlab.liu.se/tdde25-2019).  We will require you to use these projects and repositories.
+1. Locate your own fork ("copy") of this project and its repository. If you are participating in TDDD92 or TDDE25, **you should *not* create your own fork!**  Instead, begin by registering your group in Webreg.  We periodically run a script that forks this project for all registered groups, placing projects in the [TDDD92-2020 group](https://gitlab.liu.se/tddd92-2020) or the [TDDE25-2020 group](https://gitlab.liu.se/tdde25-2020).  We will require you to use these projects and repositories.
 
-2. Now clone your new repository from Gitlab using the following command: `git clone <path>`, where `<path>` is shown when you press the blue button *Clone* in the top-right corner on your repository page. If you have configured SSH-access, then use the SSH link, otherwise use the HTTP link.
+2. Now clone the repository from Gitlab using the following command: `git clone <path>`, where `<path>` is shown when you press the blue button *Clone* in the top-right corner on your repository page. If you have configured SSH-access, then use the SSH link, otherwise use the HTTP link.
 
 3. Next, setup the library in PyCharm. See [PyCommandCenter's page on PyCharm](https://gitlab.liu.se/starcraft-ai-course/pycommandcenter/blob/master/pycharm.md) for instructions.