How can I add my profile

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[AnamuddinAhmad]

Create a New Repository:

If you don't already have a GitHub repository for your profile, you'll need to create one. You can name it something like .github.io. This special repository name is used for GitHub Pages, where you can host your profile.

Set Up GitHub Pages:

Go to your repository on GitHub.
Click on the "Settings" tab.
Scroll down to the "GitHub Pages" section.
Under the "Source" dropdown, select the branch where you'll store your README profile. This is typically the main branch.
Click "Save."

Create or Edit README.md:

In your repository, create or edit a README.md file. You can do this by clicking the "Add file" button and then selecting "Create new file" or editing an existing README.md file.
Use Markdown syntax to format your README. You can include information about yourself, your skills, projects, and links to your social media or personal website.

Commit Changes:

After you've created or edited your README.md file, scroll down to the "Commit changes" section.
Enter a commit message that describes your changes, like "Add README profile."
Click the "Commit changes" button to save your README file.

Access Your Profile:

Your README profile is now live on GitHub Pages. You can access it by going to https://.github.io.

Customize Your Profile (Optional):

You can further customize your profile by adding CSS, JavaScript, and other assets. You can create an index.html file in your repository for more advanced customization.
Remember to regularly update your README profile to showcase your latest work and keep your information current. GitHub Pages allows you to create a personalized online presence that can be shared with others.

Additionally, you can find many examples of README profiles on GitHub for inspiration by searching for repositories with the .github.io naming convention.

[S144S]

Hi
You should open a pull request

[DTS-11]

its unlikely that the repo owner is going to merge it though... there are over 400 PRs to merge 💀