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 # Getting started
 
 ## Use a Handshake DNS Resolver
-[Resolving Handshake Domains](/en/resolve)
+[Resolving Handshake Domains](/resolve)
 
 ## Buy Handshake coins (HNS)
 In order to acquire Handshake names, you'll need to first purchase Handshake coins (HNS). You can find an updated list of exchanges that accepts Handshake on [CoinGecko](https://www.coingecko.com/en/coins/handshake#markets).
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 There are a few ways to get a name on Handshake:
 
-- Buying directly from Handshake via [auction process](/en/auction).
-- Buying from a secondhand marked.
-- Claim a [reserved name](/en/reserved_names).
+- Buying directly from Handshake via [auction process](/auction)
+- Buying from a secondhand marked such as [Namebase](/namebase) or [ShakeStation](/shakestation)
+- Claim a [reserved name](/reserved_names).
 
 **Namebase**
-Visit [https://www.namebase.io/domains](https://www.namebase.io/domains) and use the search to find names you want to own.
+Visit [Namebase](/namebase) or [ShakeStation](/shakestation) and use the search to find names you want to own. Alternatively use an [Explorer](/explorers) to search for a domain.
 
 **Owned — listed for sale**
 This name's auction ended, the name is owned by someone else and it's up for sale — you can immediately purchase it. If the seller has enabled "Make an Offer", you'll also be able to make them an offer for their name.

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 Existing TLDs and over 100,000 Alexa websites are reserved on the Handshake blockchain. Upon removing collisions, generic, and exclusions (e.g. 1 or 2 character names), approximately 80,000 names remain. Using the root key and DNSSEC, domain owners can cryptographically prove ownership to the Handshake blockchain to claim names. 100,000 was chosen as a number which the ownership is clear and has already gone through policy and process.
 
+## End of the claims
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+Reserved domains were able to be claimed for 4 years after the launch of Handshake. This deadline has passed. Rather than let all the domains be registered by anyone after this deadline passed (how the original code was written), Handshake did a soft fork to stop the top 10,000 domains from being registered. If any of these 10,000 domains want to be claimed, Handshake will need to do a hard fork to re-enable claims.
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 ## Existing TLDs
 All existing [ICANN TLDs](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/tld.json) ([ccTLDs](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/cctld.json), [gTLDS](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/gtld.json), [rTLD](https://github.com/handshake-org/hs-names/blob/master/names/rtld.json)) are reserved and can't be opened at auction.