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content/faq/backup-data.md

@@ -23,7 +23,7 @@ To summarize, the main directories to consider when backing up or migrating a LB
 
 ## How do I migrate all LBRY related data to a new installation?
 
-1. Install [LBRY](/get) onto the target PC. Close LBRY after the initial startup. LBRY minimizes to the system tray by defailt, so make sure that is is completely closed.
+1. Install [LBRY](/get) onto the target PC. Close LBRY after the initial startup. LBRY minimizes to the system tray by default, so make sure that is is completely closed.
 2. Copy the `lbrynet` folder from the previous section into the appropriate [location](/faq/lbry-directories) on your new installation.
 3. Copy the `lbryum` folder from the previous section into the appropriate [location](/faq/lbry-directories) on your new installation.
 4. Copy your LBRY Downloads from the previous section into the appropriate location.

content/faq/different-storj.md

@@ -7,6 +7,6 @@ Sia and Storj are both doing interesting things with decentralizing cloud storag
 
 Decentralized cloud storage companies are meant to be replacements or analogs to Dropbox, CDNs, or other privately controlled tools. These aren't systems where all of the content put into them is intended for public consumption. Instead, they are systems where the publisher pays a price for a promise that his content will be made available subject to certain conditions. 
 
-LBRY is designed to do one thing and only one thing well: the discovery, access, and (optionally) purchase of digital content. LBRY isn't a place to backup your private personal photos, it's a place to publish something if and only if you want it to be discoverable and accessable by others.
+LBRY is designed to do one thing and only one thing well: the discovery, access, and (optionally) purchase of digital content. LBRY isn't a place to backup your private personal photos, it's a place to publish something if and only if you want it to be discoverable and accessible by others.
 
 By being designed from the ground up for a highly specific purpose, LBRY can both deliver better experience and move faster than attempts to create a similar system on top of other decentralized platforms.

content/faq/how-to-change-lbry-blob-files.md

@@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ title: How do I change the location of blob files / hosted data?
 category: troubleshooting
 ---
 
-When you use the application LBRY Desktop on GNU/Linux, MacOS or Windows, you participate in the LBRY protocol which is a peer to peer, decentralized file sharing network similar to BitTorrent. As you upload and download conntent, the app will utilize your hard disk space for storing 2MB chunks of data used to share with others. The folder where these files are stored is named **blobfiles**, which is inside the [lbrynet folder](/faq/lbry-directories) and may grow over time. Currently there is no cleanup mechanism in place, so your drive may fill up with extended usage.
+When you use the application LBRY Desktop on GNU/Linux, MacOS or Windows, you participate in the LBRY protocol which is a peer to peer, decentralized file sharing network similar to BitTorrent. As you upload and download content, the app will utilize your hard disk space for storing 2MB chunks of data used to share with others. The folder where these files are stored is named **blobfiles**, which is inside the [lbrynet folder](/faq/lbry-directories) and may grow over time. Currently there is no cleanup mechanism in place, so your drive may fill up with extended usage.
 
 Currently there is no way to choose the location where these files are stored. The download folder setting is for the content files themselves, not the 2MB chunks. Because the application is installed on the operating system partition by default, this can be a problem if your partition is limited.
 

content/faq/lbry-name.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ Pronounce LBRY just as you would pronounce "library." It's not an acronym or ini
 
 ## Why is LBRY named LBRY?
 
-At its core, LBRY is internet protocol, similar to the HTTP you may have seen in web addresses. Every piece of content on the internet is found at a special address called a URI, or Uniform Resource Identifier. Web sites use HTTP addresses, like http://example.com/, but LBRY content uses special LBRY addressses, like lbry://examplecatvideo. LBRY addresses have special functionality that HTTP addresses don't, and that functionality powers one of LBRY's most important differences from sites like Youtube, Netflix, or Vimeo: decentralization. No single company or organization has power over the LBRY network or the content that it delivers, and we believe that is extremely important. [Learn more about LBRY's addresses here.](/faq/naming) The LBRY protocol also includes built-in payment options, so content creators don't need to rely on advertising or third-party services to make money from their work.
+At its core, LBRY is internet protocol, similar to the HTTP you may have seen in web addresses. Every piece of content on the internet is found at a special address called a URI, or Uniform Resource Identifier. Web sites use HTTP addresses, like http://example.com/, but LBRY content uses special LBRY addresses, like lbry://examplecatvideo. LBRY addresses have special functionality that HTTP addresses don't, and that functionality powers one of LBRY's most important differences from sites like Youtube, Netflix, or Vimeo: decentralization. No single company or organization has power over the LBRY network or the content that it delivers, and we believe that is extremely important. [Learn more about LBRY's addresses here.](/faq/naming) The LBRY protocol also includes built-in payment options, so content creators don't need to rely on advertising or third-party services to make money from their work.
 
 LBRY is of course a nod to "library," which reflects our mission to be the internet's library: every film, song, book, and app ever made – available anywhere. Our vision for LBRY is to create a massive media repository built on a decentralized network controlled by its users.
 

content/faq/multisig.md

@@ -3,11 +3,11 @@ title: Multisignature and Ledger hardware wallets
 category: powerusers
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-**Important announcemnt**   
-Curently support for hardware wallets is broken cause the "derivation path is unusual" error. Read more [here](https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/6511) .
+**Important announcement**
+Currently support for hardware wallets is broken cause the "derivation path is unusual" error. Read more [here](https://github.com/spesmilo/electrum/issues/6511) .
 If you have LBRY App version under 1.4.6 installed into Ledger device you can still use LBRY Vault without any problems.
-For users with App version 1.4.6+ is recomended to **backup wallet file** . If you lose this file you won't be able to recreate it.
-You can still can send and recive LBC into Ledger Device but you will need approve "The derivation path is unusual" error multiple times.
+For users with App version 1.4.6+ is recommended to **backup wallet file** . If you lose this file you won't be able to recreate it.
+You can still can send and receive LBC into Ledger Device but you will need approve "The derivation path is unusual" error multiple times.
 We will update this page once problem gets fixed by Ledger and Electrum Teams.
 
 This guide is meant for power users and those who want to store LBRY Credits on their [Ledger Hardware devices](#HW) before official support is added.