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@ -418,7 +418,7 @@ just keys--they also also store user-provided information about every
transaction they sent or received. transaction they sent or received.
For example, when Bob creates a new address as part of sending an For example, when Bob creates a new address as part of sending an
invoice to Alice, he ((("labels", "backing up", id="label-backup")))adds a _label_ to the address he generates invoice to Alice, he ((("labels, backing up", id="label-backup")))adds a _label_ to the address he generates
so that he can distinguish her payment so that he can distinguish her payment
from other payments he receives. When Alice pays Bob's address, she from other payments he receives. When Alice pays Bob's address, she
labels the transaction as paying Bob for the same reason. Some wallets labels the transaction as paying Bob for the same reason. Some wallets
@ -472,7 +472,7 @@ data.
Additionally, it may be useful for wallet applications to provide a Additionally, it may be useful for wallet applications to provide a
standardized format to export labels so that they can be used in other standardized format to export labels so that they can be used in other
applications, e.g., accounting software. A standard for that ((("labels", "backing up", startref="label-backup")))format is applications, e.g., accounting software. A standard for that ((("labels, backing up", startref="label-backup")))format is
proposed in BIP329. proposed in BIP329.
Wallet applications implementing additional protocols beyond basic Wallet applications implementing additional protocols beyond basic