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Add your LinkedIn profile information with your other electronic media data. Most business cards today include a website and email address. Your LinkedIn profile information can be typed directly after these key pieces of data. The correct format is .

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The full Creative Commons licenses defines a commercial use as that, in ?any manner that is primarily intended for or directed toward commercial advantage or private monetary compensation.? Obviously that leaves a fair amount of gray area, especially on the Web.