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docs/feature/index.md

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 :::{rubric} Highlights
 :::
+
+> When using CrateDB, a project that got started around the same time, it's like
+> you've stumbled into an alternative reality where Elastic is a proper database.
+>
+> -– Henrik Ingo, Nyrkiö Oy, independent database consultant, MongoDB
+
 Important fundamental features of CrateDB, and how they are applied within software
 solutions and application platforms in different scenarios and environments.
 
@@ -141,8 +147,8 @@ for full-text search, and how to query text data efficiently, to make sense
 of large volumes of unstructured information.
 +++
 **What's inside:**
-Like Elasticsearch, CrateDB is based on Lucene, the premier industry-grade
-full-text search engine library.
+Like Elasticsearch and Solr, CrateDB is based on Lucene, the premier
+industry-grade full-text search engine library.
 :::
 
 ::::

docs/feature/relational/index.md

@@ -25,12 +25,14 @@ CrateDB implements the relational concept of joining tables.
 When selecting data from CrateDB, you can join one or more relations
 (tables) to combine columns into one result set.
 
+:::{rubric} Details
+:::
 Joins are essential operations in relational databases. They create a
 link between rows based on common values and allow the meaningful
 combination of these rows.
 
-CrateDB supports joins effectively from the beginning and, due to its
-distributed nature, allows you to work with large amounts of data.
+CrateDB was designed to support distributed joins effectively from the
+very beginning.
 ::::