> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.v2.like.co/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.v2.like.co/general-guides/dapp/liker-id.md).

# Liker ID

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The documentation is designed for Liker Land and LikeCoin v2. For information on [3ook.com](https://3ook.com/) and LikeCoin v3, please visit [docs.3ook.com](https://docs.3ook.com) and [dao.like.co](https://dao.like.co/).
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A citizen in LikeCoin DAO is known as a Liker. Each Liker has a unique Liker ID for identification. Likers can be writers, photographers, illustrators, editors, curators, or readers.

Users can register a Liker ID using either of these two mechanisms:

* [Email/Social ( Authcore )](/depub/register.md) - Users can register a Liker ID on the [LikeCoin app](https://liker.land/getapp) to [manage](/general-guides/wallet/like-pay.md), [delegate](/general-guides/stake/delegation-of-likecoin.md) LikeCoin, and check out [rewards](/general-guides/dapp/creatortools/rewards.md). Users are advised to [export your seed words](/depub/register/export-seed-words.md) from Authcore and import them into [Keplr](/general-guides/wallet/keplr.md) in order to manage their LikeCoin effectively.
* [Keplr](/general-guides/dapp/liker-id/register-with-keplr.md) - Register a Liker ID via the Keplr Chrome/Brave browser extension. Users can use [dao.like.co](https://dao.like.co/) to manage and delegate LikeCoin.


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