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 # Building monotone
 
- 1. Install a pre-built monotone binary from http://venge.net/monotone/downloads/
- 1. Follow the self-hosting instructions at http://venge.net/monotone/self-hosting.html to get a copy of the monotone repository.
+ 1. Install a pre-built monotone binary from http://monotone.ca/downloads/
+ 1. Follow the self-hosting instructions at http://monotone.ca/wiki/SelfHostingInfo/ to get a copy of the monotone repository.
  1. `monotone -d /path/to/monotone.db -b net.venge.monotone co monotone`
  1. In Visual C++ 2005 Express Edition, open monotone/visualc/monotone.sln
  1. Select either the 'debug' or 'release' target from the toolbar dropdown.
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 # Isn't there a paper that proves that SHA1 codes are no good for version identifiers?
 You probably mean [this paper](http://www.nmt.edu/~val/review/hash/index.html).
 
-We think that paper is wrong. We have written a more [detailed response](http://www.venge.net/monotone/docs/Hash-Integrity.html) in the manual, if you would like to examine it for yourself.
+We think that paper is wrong. We have written a more [detailed response](http://monotone.ca/docs/Hash-Integrity.html) in the manual, if you would like to examine it for yourself.
 
 # How do I work in "lock step" with other users?
 You don't. Like CVS, monotone acknowledges that users work in parallel, and that the task of a version control system is to help *manage* the divergence caused by parallelism, not eliminate it. Unlike CVS, there is no such thing as a "central" monotone server, which tracks the unique head state of a branch. Each branch can have multiple "parallel" heads.