docs: update the Contributing.rst file (#27891)

Add noun after mentions of Open edX and change email address for requesting entity agreement.
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Natalia Berdnikov
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Contributing to Open edX
Contributing to the Open edX Platform
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Contributions to Open edX are very welcome, and strongly encouraged! We've
Contributions to the Open edX Platform are very welcome, and strongly encouraged! We've
put together `some documentation that describes our contribution process`_,
but here's a step-by-step guide that should help you get started.
@@ -67,7 +67,7 @@ between 13:00 and 21:00 UTC (9am to 5pm US Eastern time),
but interesting conversations can happen at any time.
There are many different channels available for different topics, including:
* ``#events`` for upcoming events related to Open edX
* ``#events`` for upcoming events related to Open edX project
* ``#content`` for discussions about course content and creating the best courses
And lots more! You can also make your own channels to discuss new topics.
@@ -107,12 +107,11 @@ it.
.. _Individual Contributor Agreement: https://openedx.org/cla
If you will be contributing code on behalf of your employer or another
institution you are affiliated with, please reach out by email to legal@edx.org
institution you are affiliated with, please reach out by email to openedx@edx.org
to request the Entity Contributor Agreement.
Once we have received and processed your agreement, we will reach out to you by
email to confirm. (Please make sure to indicate your email correctly in the
agreement.) After that we can begin reviewing and merging your work.
email to confirm. After that we can begin reviewing and merging your work.
Step 2: Fork, Commit, and Pull Request
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@@ -156,7 +155,7 @@ Step 4: Approval by Community Manager and Product Owner
A community manager will read the description of your pull request. If the
description is understandable, the community manager will send the pull request
to a product owner. The product owner will evaluate if the pull request is a
good idea for Open edX, and if not, your pull request will be rejected. This
good idea for the Open edX platform, and if not, your pull request will be rejected. This
is another good reason why you should discuss your ideas with other members
of the community before working on a pull request!