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Correct hyperlinks to MongoDB and ArangoDB #353

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Expand Up @@ -9,8 +9,8 @@ Author: Alberto Simões <ambs@cpan.org>
=head2 Introduction

L<Arango::Tango> is not properly new, as the first versions are from 2019. Nevertheless, the number of users is still quite small as
other document-oriented databases, like L<ElasticSearch|https://www.elastic.co/> or C<MongoDB|https://www.mongodb.com/> are still quite
popular. But being somehow alergic to Java, I went in the search for an alternative and found C<ArangoDB|https://arangodb.com/>, a graph
other document-oriented databases, like L<ElasticSearch|https://www.elastic.co/> or L<MongoDB|https://www.mongodb.com/> are still quite
popular. But being somehow alergic to Java, I went in the search for an alternative and found L<ArangoDB|https://arangodb.com/>, a graph
database (also able to deal with plain document collections) written in C++.

ArangoDB is a graph-oriented database, making it particularly well-suited for storing network structures such as social networks,
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