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@@ -41,6 +41,7 @@ Mongo doesn't require schema or relations but if you need to, you can have them.
 `One-to-many` could be an ID that points to another ID but this is way too "SQL" style. The other approach is to have an embeded document.
 `Many-to-many` is also the same concept but with arrays.
 The issue is that we might have to update each embedded document in case some information changes. It is better to use references in this case.
+[More about relationships here](https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/applications/data-models-relationships/)
 
 # Projections
 Sometimes we don't need the whole document, just a few data, so we can select just the data we need in the second parameter like so: