From an early adopter: THIS BLOCKCHAIN IS AMAZING ... and a few questions

THANK YOU for all of the hard work and sacrifice it clearly took to make this possible. I think the Heavens are smiling down with favor on this project, and I hope to see it blossom and take root in a profound and unstoppable way. I'm looking forward with significant anticipation for block 200K, to see how the code release goes.

I think it would be difficult to overstate the importance of what you've created. It is amazing work. Truly inspired and kick-ass. This blockchain is essentially broadcasting into the Matrix from a rebel ship like Morpheus' Nebuchadnezzar, looking for those who want to escape from the corruption and debasement of fiat money, and to be free from the hyper-controlled and/or compromised nature of the various mainstream crypto blockchains.

Everyone needs to get on board and follow this White Rabbit blockchain ASAP, and get out of the dystopian-nightmare slave-world of the financial Matrix that is darkening and dominating the world. Seriously everyone, lock and load and let's get this liberty initiative moving.

A few questions that I have... Please forgive my ignorance and bear with me if I have any misunderstandings, and help me to gain a better knowledge of how the wallet works.

1. After downloading the linux version of the wallet (2.1.1) and mining on-and-off and amassing a few coins in two different addresses in that wallet, I lost access to my linux-dedicated machine (long story how that happened, but suffice it to say it's gone forever). Initially I thought it was no big deal, since I have a paper backup with my wallet seed phrase. So I switched over to my Windows machine and restored the wallet.
   

To my dismay, only the first Receive Address of the wallet was restored with its coin count. The secondary address I'd created in the linux version of the wallet did not appear in the Windows version of the wallet, and the coins associated with that secondary address seem to be gone forever.

When creating new Receive Addresses within a wallet with the Receive > Generate New Address action, is that feature actually creating separate new wallets within the original wallet, with separate private keys? If yes, how does one access or back up the new private keys that are created? If no, if a separate private key is not created when minting a new Receive address inside of a wallet, how does one access or restore the coins associated with those secondary or additional addresses, in the event of having to restore a wallet from seed?

1. When I sent 5 coins for Timeline access after creating a login in the Marketplace and placing an order, the payment transaction I sent was visible, with both the send and receive addresses showing (see Tx Hash 8f7fdfea0e32ff064c2878cd88ebb8e717fe8e3c04486141b5e7df763f8c04d7 in the explorer), but I didn't get a notification back, and I did not receive Timeline access, at least to the best of my understanding I did not receive it. I'm not exactly sure what happened. Maybe I misunderstood the process. Please advise.
   

THANK YOU AGAIN for all of your work on this project, and I look forward to hearing from you in the replies.

Regards,
Early Adopter

Thank you for the kind words, Early Adopter#33. This kind of fire keeps the rebellion alive.
Straight talk: every time you generate a new receive address, you're actually creating an entirely new wallet with its own separate quantum kber768 private key. One seed does not back up all your addresses. That's why only your first address came back when you restored. Every new address gets its own key and needs its own backup.

I checked the tx you linked. Payment confirmed. The marketplace uses a PHP relay running completely outside the main domain for maximum security and privacy. Timeline access has already been granted on our end. You should be in.
Real recognizes real.
Stay dangerous out there.