CLDR-19084 Point to CLDR Organization page

See #5170

Author: DavidLRowe

docs/site/index.md

@@ -51,7 +51,7 @@ CLDR has an online tool to gather data, the [Survey Tool](index/survey-tool). Th
 
 - For languages that are already available in the Survey Tool, see [picking a locale](translation/getting-started/guide#picking-locales). If your locale is not already available in the Survey Tool, see [Adding new locales](requesting_changes#adding-new-locales).
     -   Contribute as an individual (vetter) for your language by [setting up an account](index/survey-tool/survey-tool-accounts)
-    -   Qualifying organizations (companies, governments, institutions, etc) can request for an Organization level contribution status. Please file a [ticket](requesting_changes#how-to-file-a-ticket) if you need organization set up.
+    -   Qualifying organizations (companies, governments, institutions, etc) can request Organization level contribution status. See [CLDR Organization](index/survey-tool/cldr-organization) for details.
 - Unicode [voting members](https://home.unicode.org/membership/members/) can join the technical committee for bigger impact. The CLDR Technical committee is responsible for assessing the Survey Tool features, proposals for additions or changes to structure, bug fixes, and final resolution of each release of CLDR.
 
 #### Code and Structure

docs/site/index/survey-tool/cldr-organization.md

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@
 title: 'CLDR Organization'
 ---
 
-The most effective way to contribute to CLDR locale data is by means of an authorized CLDR Servey Tool Organization (aka CLDR Organization). 
+The most effective way to contribute to CLDR locale data is by means of an authorized CLDR Survey Tool Organization (aka CLDR Organization). 
 This provides the ability to have multiple vetters (aka Survey Tool contributors), and manage those vetters independently of the CLDR Technical Committee:
-adding adding or locking vetters and tracking vetter progress.
+adding or locking vetters and tracking vetter progress.
 In addition, the vetters in a CLDR Organization get increased voting weight: 4 times the weight of a guest vetter.
 Typically a CLDR Organization is limited by the CLDR TC to a fixed set of languages; this is often a single language, but sometimes more than one.