docs: Changes in Jan 2026

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Set of changes for Jan docs.

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request updates the project's documentation by removing specific content from the partners.md file. The change streamlines the information presented to users by eliminating details related to the application process for new organizational partnerships.

Highlights

• Documentation Update: Removed a section from the docs/partners.md file that provided instructions and a form link for organizations seeking partnership with AP2.

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Code Review

This pull request proposes a documentation change in docs/partners.md, removing the section that guides potential partners on how to apply. This deletion might be intentional, but it leaves a gap in the documentation for organizations interested in joining the AP2 community. My feedback focuses on the impact of this removal on the document's clarity and completeness, suggesting alternative approaches that would provide more clarity to the reader, whether the partnership program is open or closed.

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docs/partners.md (6-9)

Removing the instructions on how to become a partner may cause confusion for prospective partners. If the partnership program is still accepting applications, it would be better to update this section with the current procedure. If the program is not accepting new partners, explicitly stating this would be more transparent for interested organizations than silently removing the application link.