Fix typos in intro docs
@@ -175,10 +175,10 @@ A few things to note here.
- Our types don't contain an ``id`` property; EdgeDB automatically
creates this property and assigned a unique UUID to every object inserted
into the database.
-- The ``Movie`` type also includes two **links**: ``actors`` and ``director``.
- In EdgeDB, links are used to represent relationships between object types.
- They eliminate the need for foreign keys; later, you'll see just how easy it
- is to write "deep" queries without JOINs.
+- The ``Movie`` type includes a **link** named ``actors``. In EdgeDB, links are
+ used to represent relationships between object types. They eliminate the need
+ for foreign keys; later, you'll see just how easy it is to write "deep"
+ queries without JOINs.
- The object types are inside a ``module`` called ``default``. You can split
up your schema into logical subunits called modules, though it's common to
define the entire schema in a single module called ``default``.
