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Low hanging faq cleanup
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achamely committed Oct 22, 2014
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<li class="list-group-item"><b>What is an Address?</b> An address is like an account at a financial institution or a post office box. It has a unique identifier that people can use to send
digital items to you. Everyone is able to see what is inside your addresses, but you need your address Private Key (see below) in order to send something from
<li class="list-group-item"><b>What is an Address?</b> A crypto-currency address is like an account at a financial institution. It is a unique identifier that can own digital coins and tokens. People can transfer
digital coins and tokens to you by sending them to an address that belongs to you. Everyone is able to see the coins and tokens owned by an address, but you need your address Private Key (see below) in order to send something from
that address to another address.
Your Wallet ID is the way we know which wallet is yours. When you create a new wallet we generate a brand new random Wallet ID for you.
This ID enables you to login and access your wallet so <span class="text-danger"><b>Please BACKUP/SAVE your Wallet ID</b></span> somewhere safe.
If you lose it, we might be able to help you recover it by going through system logs, but there is no guarantee.</li>
<li class="list-group-item"><b>What is a Wallet?</b> A Wallet is a convenient way for you to organize your crypto-currency addresses. You can think of a Wallet as a portfolio that contains multiple accounts. Each wallet has a Wallet ID. When you create a new wallet we generate a brand new random Wallet ID for you.
This ID enables you to login and access your wallet so <span class="text-danger"><b>Please BACKUP/SAVE your Wallet ID</b></span> somewhere safe.
If you lose it, we might be able to help you recover it by going through system logs, but there is no guarantee.</li>
This ID enables you to login and access your wallet so <span class="text-danger"><b>Please BACKUP/SAVE your Wallet ID and your Wallet Password</b></span> somewhere safe, but separately.
If you lose your Wallet ID or Wallet Password, you could lose the addresses and the funds in them.</li>
<li class="list-group-item"><b>What is a Wallet ID?</b> Your Wallet ID is the way we know which wallet is yours. When you create a new wallet we generate a brand new random Wallet ID for you.
You need your Wallet ID to login and access your wallet, so <span class="text-danger"><b>Please BACKUP/SAVE your Wallet ID</b></span> somewhere safe.
If you lose it, we might be able to help you recover it by going through system logs, but there is no guarantee.</li>
You need your Wallet ID to login and access your wallet, so <span class="text-danger"><b>Please BACKUP/SAVE your Wallet ID and your Wallet Password</b></span> somewhere safe, but separately.
If you lose your Wallet ID or Wallet Password, you could lose the addresses and the funds in them.</li>
<li class="list-group-item"><b>Does Omniwallet protect my Wallet?</b> We take wallet security very seriously. Please see <a href="http://mastercointalk.org/index.php?topic=712.0" target="_new">this post</a>
on the Mastercoin forums for more information. You can also checkout <a href="http://mastercointalk.org/index.php?topic=263.msg1981#msg1981" target=_new">this post</a>
for more information about the Security Bug Bounty program.</li>
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