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      of conflict
 
 For more information refer - [Model - Construct Models in Meshery](https://docs.google.com/document/d/16z5hA8qVfSq885of9LXFUVvfom-hQXr-6oTD_GgoFmk/edit)
+
+### Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
+
+## How can I validate that my new or updated relationships are syntactically valid?
+ -To validate new relationships, you can use the [Schemas](https://github.com/meshery/schemas/tree/849c40f5766be18d36a7e250334d43e085b103a0/schemas/meshmodel/schemas). Since the relationship definitions are 
+  written in JSON, JSON validators and formatters can be used to ensure they are correctly formatted.
+
+## How do I test relationships that I have defined and verify that they are working as expected?
+ -You can test the relationships by running the Meshery server locally using `make`. As you update the relationship files locally, restart the server. The updates will be registered in the registry 
+  automatically. Proceed to test the relationships from MeshMap.
+
+## Can I do this with the command line?
+-Yes, you can develop relationships through the CLI.
+
+## Can I do this visually?
+-At present, there is no feature to develop relationships visually, but it is on the future roadmap.
+
+## Relationship scope: How can I avoid conflicting or overlapping evaluation of this relationship with existing relationships? How can I tell if there is a conflict and how can I control which policy will "win"?
+-To avoid conflicts or overlapping evaluations of relationships, carefully define the scope and selectors. Currently, there is no automated conflict detection, so manual review of the relationships is necessary 
+ to ensure there are no conflicts. Control over which policy will "win" can be managed by prioritizing or explicitly defining policy precedence.
+
+## How do I know what selector to choose and what to fill inside MutatorRef or MutatedRef?
+-This solely depends on what relationship you're working on , generally you may use helm charts of the components  determine what should be filled in the mutator and mutated ref , you can always refer existing 
+ relationship definations for better understanding.
+