  <h1 align="center">Editor Profiles</h1>
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    <li><b><a href="#public">Public Profiles Compared with Editor-only Profiles</a></b></li>
    <li><b><a href="#customising">Customising Profiles</a></b> 
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        <li><b><a href="#html">Using HTML in Profiles</a></b> </li>
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    <p align="left"> All editors have a profile. This is a page on DMOZ that: 
      lists the categories you edit; provides a link for others to send you feedback; 
      and allows you to include brief biographical information. Profiles are linked 
      from the bottom of categories for which you are listed editor, and from 
      all posts you make in the fora. 
    <p align="left"><b><a name="public"></a>Public Profiles Compared with Editor-only 
      Profiles</b> 
    <p align="left"> DMOZ editors can view a different version of an editor's 
      profiles than non-editors can. For example, my editor-only profile is <a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/editors/profile.cgi?editor=t23">http://dmoz.org:8080/editors/profile.cgi?editor=t23</a> 
      and my public profile is <a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/profiles/t23.html">http://dmoz.org:8080/profiles/t23.html</a> 
      . The main difference is that the former contains links to various logs, 
      making it far more useful for editors. In addition, if you send an editor 
      feedback via their public profile you'll need to enter details such as your 
      e-mail address and name; whereas if you use their editor-side profile this 
      information will be included automatically. 
    <p align="left"><b><a name="customising"></a>Customising Profiles</b> 
    <p align="left"> As mentioned above, you can include some personal information 
      in your profile. This can be anything from your geographical location and 
      interests, to a fully-fledged biography. To add information to your profile, 
      first chose the '<a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/editors/editprofile.cgi">Change 
      Profile</a>' option from the grey vertical column on your dashboard. In 
      the appropriate box, enter your desired text. 
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      <div align="left"><b><a name="html"></a>Using HTML in Profiles</b> </div>
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    <p align="left"> You can use HTML markup in profiles, so you have control 
      over formatting and layout, and can even include pictures (as long as they 
      are stored on an external server; DMOZ does not provide hosting). Unfortunately, 
      using HTML is not as simple as inputting the necessary code into the text 
      box; if inputted wrongly the code will be displayed as text. The profile 
      should start with a &lt;P&gt; tag, followed by a blank line. Then, the HTML 
      should be all one line, i.e. there should be no line breaks between elements. 
      If you are unfamiliar with HTML then I suggest you consult an on-line tutorial, 
      such as the ones listed in <a href="http://dmoz.org:8080/Computers/Data_Formats/Markup_Languages/HTML/Tutorials/Beginners/">Computers/Data_Formats/Markup_Languages/HTML/Tutorials/Beginners</a>/
