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--- hortus:profile:edit [2026/04/01 14:24] – created savino.frisardi
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 ===== Edit profile manually =====
-Users can update their profile directly.
-==== Typical editable fields ====
+Manual editing is the route to use when your profile needs targeted adjustments or when ORCID does not contain the structure you want. The manual editor exposes the fields that matter most for discoverability: links, biography, location, affiliation, SSD classifications, expertise, interests, CV upload, and publications.
-  * personal information
-  * biography
-  * affiliations
-  * expertise
-  * links
-  * publications (if not imported)
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-==== Best practices ====
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-  * keep information up to date
+^ Manual edit CTA ^ How to use it ^ Outcome ^
-  * use clear and concise descriptions
+| Upload CV | Use the CV upload area in the manual editor. | Adds a downloadable supporting document to your profile. |
-  * include relevant keywords
+| Add publication by DOI | Open the DOI publication widget and enter a DOI. | Lets the interface fetch publication metadata automatically where supported. |
-  * ensure consistency across fields
+| Add publication manually | Use the manual publication widget. | Creates a structured bibliographic entry even when DOI metadata is unavailable. |
+| Save profile | Use Save after reviewing both edit pages. | Commits the profile changes to your public profile. |
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-===== Profile visibility and settings =====
+Best practice: complete the fields that are most useful to others first — biography, affiliation, expertise, interests, collaboration openness, CV, and publications — then refine secondary details later
-Users can control aspects of visibility.
-Typical options include:
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-  * public visibility of profile
-  * email visibility
-  * collaboration openness
-These settings affect:
-  * how others can contact you
-  * whether you appear in searches
-  * how discoverable you are
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-===== Profile and discoverability =====
-Your profile contributes to:
-  * Experts directory listings
-  * search results
-  * project participation visibility
-Strong profiles:
-  * increase collaboration chances
-  * support networking
-  * improve research visibility
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-===== Summary =====
-Your HORTUS profile is:
-  * your digital research identity
-  * a key discovery tool
-  * a collaboration entry point
-To maximise its value:
-  * complete all relevant fields
-  * integrate ORCID where appropriate
-  * keep information updated
-  * define expertise clearly
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