fixup! adjusting README

README.md

@@ -246,7 +246,7 @@ All components and utilities can be imported by default by importing the ``_edx-
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 // edX Pattern Library Site: Main Style Compile - LTR
 
-// About: Sass compile for the edX Pattern Library Site. This does not contain styles for other edX products/experiences (e.g. account/onboarding). Any styles defined in the partials contained here should be prefixed with ".pldoc-" to avoid cascade/run-off into the element stylings.
+// About: Sass compile for the edX Pattern Library Site. This does not contain styles for other edX products/experiences (e.g. account/onboarding).
 
 
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@@ -280,7 +280,7 @@ All components and utilities can be imported by default by importing the ``_edx-
 
 **NOTE**: Since both libSass and RubySass lack a way to pass in variables/configuration into their ``@import {file}`` method, each app is responsible for 1) storing any npm-based dependencies, including the edx-pattern-library, in the best directory structure for that app's set up and 2) creating a ``_lib.scss`` partial to import all third party library dependencies from that structure for the Pattern Library to use (see above example).
 
-**NOTE**: We support right-to-left and left-to-right-based layouts. To suppor this within each app, we recommend including a ``_rtl.scss`` or ``_ltr.scss`` file that contains the right layout setting and reference to specific third party utilities.
+**NOTE**: We support right-to-left and left-to-right-based layouts. View more details on what [configuration and utilities are needed alongside the UXPL](https://github.com/edx/ux-pattern-library/wiki/Styleguide:-Sass-&-CSS#right-to-left-rtl-support)
 
 See [the UX Pattern Library Files + Application Files guidelines](https://github.com/edx/ux-pattern-library/wiki/Styleguide:-Sass-&-CSS#ux-pattern-library-files--application-files) and [example style compile](https://github.com/edx/ux-pattern-library/wiki/Styleguide:-Sass-&-CSS#main-style-compile) for more examples, details on how to use partials, and general background.