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I’ve noticed that we tend to rely on the word ‘only’ quite a bit. It might help to soften the language and make it more welcoming by exploring alternative phrasing. It might make this page feel more user-friendly- as it's going to appear quite early on in the user's Neo4j journey!


A Free instance is limited to 200,000 nodes and 400,000 relationships.

If you don't perform any write queries for three days, your instance will be **paused**.
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Hey, does "write" need to be capitalized in some way? Perhaps, Write/WRITE

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It is not capitalized anywhere else in the docs.

If you don't perform any write queries for three days, your instance will be **paused**.
You can resume your paused instance from the console.

A paused instance is **cancelled after 30 days** and after that, you **cannot restore it or recover your data**.
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Gets deleted, not cancelled.

Could we be softer here? "If an instance is paused for 30 days, it will be deleted automatically and it will not be possible to restore or recover data."

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Maybe we drop one of the "restore / recover" words actually - that might soften it up enough

"A paused instance is cancelled after 30 days and after that, you cannot restore your data."

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To restore and recover data is not the same thing so I think it makes sense to mention both.


A paused instance is **cancelled after 30 days** and after that, you **cannot restore it or recover your data**.

Additionally, Free instances are **not automatically backed up**.
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If you would like to backup your instance, take a link:https://neo4j.com/docs/aura/preview/managing-instances/instance-details/#_snapshots[snapshot]

I think Snapshots will need it's own page soon!

A paused instance is **cancelled after 30 days** and after that, you **cannot restore it or recover your data**.

Additionally, Free instances are **not automatically backed up**.
Snapshots are taken on-demand and only the latest snapshot is available for download.
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"Snapshots can be taken on-demand, with the most recent snapshot available for download."

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If we say can be taken, we imply that there are other ways to take snapshots, which there are not in the case of a Free instance.

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neo-technology-commit-status-publisher commented Sep 16, 2024

Thanks for the documentation updates.

The preview documentation has now been torn down - reopening this PR will republish it.

@fiquick fiquick self-requested a review September 16, 2024 14:53
@AlexicaWright AlexicaWright merged commit 5a67f32 into neo4j:main Sep 17, 2024
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