Produce a 'getting started' guide

index.adoc

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  * *_User Docs_*
  ** <<intro#, Introduction>> — What Bisq is, why it exists and how it works
  ** <<getting-started#, Getting Started>> — Go from zero to trading in 15 minutes
+ ** <<secure-wallet#, Secure Your Wallet>> — Encrypt your wallet's data and write down its seed words
 
  * *_Contributor Docs_*
  ** <<contributor-checklist#, New contributor checklist>>

secure-wallet.adoc

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-As with traditional money and valuables, it's critical that you take reasonable measures to keep your bitcoin safe. This short guide will explain how you can secure your Bisq wallet by (1) encrypting it and (2) saving its seed words so you can restore it later.
+As with traditional money and valuables, it's critical that you take reasonable measures to keep your bitcoin safe. This short guide will explain how you can secure your Bisq wallet by (1) encrypting it and (2) writing down its seed words so you can restore it later.
 
 == Encrypt your wallet
 
-Before setting a password, your Bisq wallet files are stored on your hard drive unencrypted. That means anyone who gains access to your computer (whether by physically stealing it or hacking it remotely) can gain access to your private keys and take your bitcoin.
+Before setting a password, your Bisq wallet files are stored on your hard drive unencrypted. That means anyone who gains access to your computer (whether by physically stealing it or by hacking it remotely) can gain access to your private keys and take your bitcoin.
 
 Setting a password encrypts your Bisq wallet files so they're useless to anyone without the password.
 
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 .Set a password to encrypt your Bisq wallet.
 image::set-password.png[Set a password to encrypt your Bisq wallet]
 
-== Save your seed words
+== Write down your seed words
 
-Now that you've set a password, it's time to save your wallet's seed words. Go to the `Wallet seed` section of the `Account` screen and *_write down_* the words you see in the `Wallet seed words` field along with the `Wallet date`.
+Now that you've set a password, it's time to write down your wallet's seed words. Go to the `Wallet seed` section of the `Account` screen and *_write down_* the words you see in the `Wallet seed words` field along with the `Wallet date`.
 
-IMPORTANT: You should literally write your seed words and wallet date down with paper and pen. Saving them on your computer makes your computer a single point of failure: if it's ever lost, stolen, or destroyed, your bitcoin will be gone too. Storing seed words on paper prevents that from happening—just make sure you don't lose that paper!
+IMPORTANT: You should _actually_ write down your seed words and wallet date with paper and pen. Saving them on your computer makes it _possible_ for a hacker to obtain through sneaky schemes like keylogging, phishing, etc. Using paper and pen eliminates every possible digital attack vector, no matter how sneaky it is.
 
-.Save your Bisq wallet's seed words & wallet date.
-image::seed-words.png[Save your Bisq wallet's seed words]
+With just your wallet's seed words and date, you can restore your Bisq wallet and all its bitcoin whenever you need to. If you lose your wallet's seed words and date, you won't be able to restore your wallet, and any bitcoin in it is lost forever. So make sure you keep that paper safe!
 
-With your wallet encrypted and your seed words saved, the bitcoin in your Bisq wallet is much more secure. Bravo!
+[WARNING]
+====
 
-_This document covers just enough to help you secure your Bisq wallet. More details and general wallet safety is a much broader topic, however, so we'll expand this document over time._
+Encrypting your wallet and writing down its seed words does *not* save Bisq application data such as trading history, arbitration cases, etc. For that, you need to back up the Bisq data folder:
 
-_Subscribe to https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq-docs/issues/58[bisq-network/bisq-docs#58] for updates._
+* macOS: `/Users/username/Library/Application Support/Bisq`
+* Linux: `/home/username/.local/share/Bisq`
+* Windows: `C:\Documents and Settings\username\AppData\Roaming\Bisq`
+
+====
+
+.Write down your Bisq wallet's seed words & wallet date.
+image::seed-words.png[Write down your Bisq wallet's seed words]
+
+With your wallet encrypted and your seed words written down, the bitcoin in your Bisq wallet is much more secure. Bravo!