docs: #1762 Added the community info and links to documentation guides and removed the sponsor part.

[Sonalilipsa17375]

Description

• Added Community links .
• Provided guide to Docs contribution links.
• Removed Sponsor part as suggested.

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fixes: #1762

Related issue(s) - Link to the issue - #1762

[Sonalilipsa17375]

@thulieblack I made the changes as suggested by you in #1762 , Could you please let me know if any improvement is needed .

[Sonalilipsa17375]

@thulieblack Can you pls rereview it, I have incorporated the changes you have suggested and also made many design changes.

[Sonalilipsa17375]

Hey @thulieblack, Hope you're doing well! Just a gentle nudge on my PR whenever you find time. No rush, and thanks in advance! 😊

[thulieblack]

cc @TRohit20

[Sonalilipsa17375]

My only skeptic would be to double check on the click backs and hyperlinks to ensure they work as expected. The rest looks good to me, please ping me after assuring for final review. Thank you

Links are working fine, as reviewed from my side. @TRohit20 If anything's required kindly suggest , I can implement those. Thanks for the review.

[thulieblack]

@Sonalilipsa17375 are you still working on the PR?

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Walkthrough

The README.md file was comprehensively rewritten, transforming it from a brief community introduction with sponsor details into a detailed AsyncAPI Community Guide. The updated document now includes a structured Table of Contents, explicit community goals for 2025, step-by-step contribution guidelines, governance information, details about the Technical Steering Committee, an ambassador program overview, and community discussion channels. The previous sponsor logos and meeting announcements were removed, and the new README is organized using headings, bullet points, and markdown diagrams for clarity. No code or exported entity changes were made.

Changes

File(s)	Summary of Changes
README.md	Rewritten and expanded: added Table of Contents, community goals, contribution guidelines, governance, TSC, ambassador program, community discussion details; removed sponsor logos and meeting info; improved organization and clarity.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective	Addressed	Explanation
Update README.md to remove outdated sponsors section (#1762)	✅

Possibly related PRs

• asyncapi/community#1725: Adds a detailed onboarding code contributor guide document, complementing the updated community onboarding and governance information in this PR.

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A README reborn, so crisp and so neat,
With goals for the future and guides to repeat.
The sponsors have hopped, but the bunnies remain,
To welcome new friends down the AsyncAPI lane.
So read, contribute, and join in the cheer—
The community’s thriving, and rabbits are near! 🐇✨

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[Sonalilipsa17375]

@Sonalilipsa17375 are you still working on the PR?

Yes mam, sorry I missed to reply , on time because of ongoing endsem exams. I will complete the work for sure, the changes you have mentioned. Will update you with the work by this week.

[Sonalilipsa17375]

Hi @Sonalilipsa17375. I provided some examples of the parts @thulieblack was referring to. :) Let me know if there’s other parts you need help with.

Yeah got it thanks for the reference @CBID2

[thulieblack]

@Sonalilipsa17375 I updated the readme based on your changes and the review. @CBID2 how does it look now?

[thulieblack]

/rtm