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fix wrong encoding for some space characters in the french version
fix lowercase/uppercase "bitcoin" depending if we speak of the unit or the technology
update some french translation to fit recent english changes
add guidance about previewing fixed height/width texts and ask for UTF-8 encoded texts in the README
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<h2>Economic rules</h2>
<p>These rules are enforced collectively by the network. While they will not change for Bitcoin, other digital currencies using the same technology may change them to suit their needs.</p>
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<li>Hard limit of <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Controlled_Currency_Supply">about 21 million Bitcoins</a>.</li>
<li>Hard limit of <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Controlled_Currency_Supply">about 21 million bitcoins</a>.</li>
<li>Bitcoins are divisible to 8 decimal places yielding a total of approx. 21×10<sup>14</sup> currency units.</li>
<li>Transactions are cheap, and <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Transaction_fees">mostly free</a>.</li>
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<li>Long block chain (more than 220,000 blocks).</li>
<li>A lot of processing power securing transactions - estimated at over 25 terahashes/s.</li>
<li>Over $1 million USD of daily trade volume distributed across 40,000 transactions.</li>
<li>Total value of all Bitcoins in circulation is over $300 million.</li>
<li>Total value of all bitcoins in circulation is over $300 million.</li>
<li>Only one major <a href="https://en.bitcoin.it/wiki/Incidents#Value_overflow">security incident</a> in the protocol (fixed in August 2010).</li>
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<p>Unless payment needs to be associated with automatic invoices, accepting money is as simple as adding a Bitcoin address to a website as a bitcoin: link or QR code. This very simple setup is within reach of any user and can fulfill the needs of a good range of clients. It's especially suitable for donations.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_conf.svg" alt="APIs" />Many third party APIs</h2>
<p>There are many third party payment processing services that provide APIs; you don't need to store bitcoins on your server and handle the security that this implies. At the same time, most of these APIs allow you to exchange your Bitcoins into your local currency at competitive costs.</p>
<p>There are many third party payment processing services that provide APIs; you don't need to store bitcoins on your server and handle the security that this implies. At the same time, most of these APIs allow you to exchange your bitcoins into your local currency at competitive costs.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_own.svg" alt="Own" />You can be your own financial system</h2>
<p>If you don't use any third party APIs, you can integrate a Bitcoin server directly in your applications, allowing you to become your own bank and payment processor. With all responsibilities that this implies, you can build amazing systems that process Bitcoin transactions with almost no fees.</p>

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<p>Any business that accepts credit card or PayPal payments knows the problem of payments that are later reversed because the sender's account was hacked or they fraudulently claim non-delivery. The only way businesses can defend themselves against this kind of fraud is with complex risk analysis and increased prices to cover the losses. Bitcoin payments are irreversible and wallets can be kept highly secure, meaning that the cost of theft is no longer pushed onto the shoulders of merchants.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_international.svg" alt="International" />Fast international payments</h2>
<p>Bitcoins can be transferred from Africa to Canada in 10 minutes. In fact, Bitcoins never have any real physical location. So you can transfer as many of them as you want anywhere with no limits, delays or excessive fees. There are no intermediate banks to make you wait three business days.</p>
<p>Bitcoins can be transferred from Africa to Canada in 10 minutes. In fact, bitcoins never have any real physical location. So it is possible to transfer as many of them anywhere with no limits, delays or excessive fees. There are no intermediate banks to make you wait three business days.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_pci.svg" alt="PCI" />No PCI compliance required</h2>
<p>Accepting credit cards online typically requires extensive security checks in order to comply with the PCI standard. While it is a good thing to protect credit cards, Bitcoin security is built in such a way that makes this approach obsolete. Your payments are secured by the network, not at your expense.</p>

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<p>The easiest way to help is to <a href="https://bitcoinfoundation.org/donate">donate</a> a few bitcoins or join the Bitcoin Foundation. The Foundation funds a salary for the maintainer of the core Bitcoin software, organizes conferences, and provides other important resources.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_spread.svg" alt="Spread" />Spread</h2>
<p>Speak about Bitcoin to interested people. Write about it on your blog. Tell your favorite shops you would like to pay with Bitcoins. Or be creative and make yourself a nice Bitcoin T-shirt.</p>
<p>Speak about Bitcoin to interested people. Write about it on your blog. Tell your favorite shops you would like to pay with Bitcoin. Or be creative and make yourself a nice Bitcoin T-shirt.</p>
<h2><img src="/img/ico_wiki.svg" alt="Wiki" />Wiki</h2>
<p>The <a href="http://en.bitcoin.it/">Bitcoin wiki</a> is full of useful and detailed information and we are constantly improving the information it contains - just like Wikipedia. You can help keep the wiki accurate and up-to-date.</a>

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<h3>Backup your wallet</h3>
<p>Bitcoin services and software allow you to backup your wallet, which can be printed on paper or saved to a USB drive. Stored in a safe place, a backup can protect you against computer failure and many human mistakes.</p>
<p>Bitcoin services and softwares allow you to backup your wallet, which can be printed on paper or saved to a USB drive. Stored in a safe place, a backup can protect you against computer failure and many human mistakes.</p>
<h3>Encrypt your wallet</h3>
<p>Encrypting your wallet allows you to set a password for anyone trying to withdraw any funds. This helps protect against thieves and hackers, though it cannot protect against keylogging hardware or software. However, you should make sure you never forget the password or your funds will be permanently lost. Unlike your bank, there are no password recovery options with Bitcoin!</p>