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A profile that opens conversations
Help a potential collaborator understand your work, contribution and next direction.

A useful public profile makes a few things clear: who you are, what you do, what you have made and what you would like to work on next. Choose a portrait and a small selection of work that you have permission to share. Explain your role and credit your collaborators. Keep private application information separate. Share your profile link when introducing yourself, and make collaboration requests specific: the idea, the contribution you need and a realistic next step. A profile makes your work easier to discover; it does not promise selection or paid work.
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