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Steps for Sharing your developerWorks Profile and Recent Updates 1) Go to the developerWorks my profile page at https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/profiles/html/myProfileView.do or https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/ 2) Click on your display name to reload your profile with a shareable URL 3) The customized URL contains a key to your user account and can be shared so others can find your profile and see your activity stream.
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Doorsng po t_core_workbook_sse_imagev3.3.1_v6moda_final_letter
Steps for finding and sharing customer result stories for industry communities
Steps for finding and sharing customer result stories for industry communities
dW Sharing your Profile
- 1. Steps for Sharing your developerWorks Profile and Recent Updates
- 2. STEP 1: Go to the developerWorks my profile page https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/profiles/html/myProfileView.do Use this url or… https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/
- 3. STEP 2: Find the custom url for your profile Click on your display name to reload your profile with a shareable url The url you get will have a key for your user account. Now you can share this url so others can find you and see your activity stream. Use this url if someone needs to find your profile – to add you to a group, to add to their network, or just to see what you have been doing on developerWorks