Maxime Guery's article on optimizing Weakly Connected Components (WCC) projections in the Neo4j Graph Data Science library offers strategies to efficiently manage graph projections to reduce time and memory consumption. By utilizing the Neo4j Cypher query language, users can transform graph topologies to project only essential nodes and relationships, thereby minimizing resource usage without altering the algorithm's outcomes. The article explores three methods: projecting the graph as stored, removing unnecessary nodes and bidirectional relationships, and an optimized version that retains only the essential nodes and relationships. Each method maintains the integrity of the WCC results, which consistently yield 4,967 communities, but differ in the resources required for execution. These optimizations are particularly beneficial for users of Neo4j Aura Graph Analytics, where reduced memory usage can offer significant cost savings.