diff --git a/Using-ACF.md b/Using-ACF.md
index f0eda8a..d9d0640 100644
--- a/Using-ACF.md
+++ b/Using-ACF.md
@@ -8,9 +8,18 @@ Or manual: https://repo.aikar.co/nexus/content/groups/aikar/co/aikar/
 ## Getting a Command Manager
 This part is platform specific. Use the command manager that represents your platform.
 
+Bukkit:
 ```java
 BukkitCommandManager manager = new BukkitCommandManager(yourBukkitPlugin);
 ```
+Bungee:
+```java
+BungeeCommandManager manager = new BungeeCommandManager(yourBungeePlugin);
+```
+Sponge:
+```java
+SpongeCommandManager manager = new SpongeCommandManager(yourSpongePlugin);
+```
 
 ## Registering a command
 First you need to create a class that extends `BaseCommand`, then register that command with the manager
@@ -18,26 +27,14 @@ First you need to create a class that extends `BaseCommand`, then register that
 manager.registerCommand(new MyCommand());
 ```
 
-If you need your plugin instance, pass it to your commands constructor like so
+If you need your plugin instance, pass it to your commands constructor like so (this is called dependency injection if you are not aware)
 
 ```java
 manager.registerCommand(new MyCommand(myPlugin));
 ```
 
-## Registering Command Context Handlers
-[Command Context](Command-Contexts) Handlers are able to resolve input to custom Java objects.
+See [Wiki Home](./) for links to the other guides, but here is some important ones:
 
-To register your own custom ones, one would do
-```java
-manager.getCommandContexts().registerContext(Foo.class, c -> {
-   return /* stuff */;
-});
-```
-See [CommandExecutionContext](https://github.com/aikar/commands/blob/master/core/src/main/java/co/aikar/commands/CommandExecutionContext.java) for information on what methods are available for (c)
-See [CommandContexts](https://github.com/aikar/commands/blob/master/core/src/main/java/co/aikar/commands/CommandContexts.java) and [BukkitCommandContexts](https://github.com/aikar/commands/blob/master/bukkit/src/main/java/co/aikar/commands/BukkitCommandContexts.java) for examples.
-
-You may also use `registerIssuerAwareContext` instead to tell ACF that this resolver is able to resolve without consuming input, by understanding the context of the issuer of the command (such as World, Location, Etc)
-
-A non issuer aware resolver must consume input. Issuer Aware may optionally consume input if supplied, and fallback to context if not.
-
-If you want an Issuer Only resolver, one that always resolves based on Issuer and never consumes input, you may use `registerIssuerOnlyContext`
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+* [Command Contexts](Contexts)
+* [Command Completions](Completions)
+* [Locales / I18N](Locales)
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