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My own Linked-In tips should be some place easy to reference and update instead of cut and paste, so -

• A feature of LinkedIn is you can put all your email IDs on one account - anyone who knows any ONE of them can find and invite you to connect. One is primary, but even if you lose access to it, you can use password to reset another as primary. Vice versa, if you forget password, a reset url is mailed to primary. Just don't lose both at once :-) Do that NOW, and make a non-Work one primary.
• Re home email, do you have a "permanent" email forwarder like the @alum.*.edu or @club.org variety?
• You can upload your work Outlook (or whatever else if you're so lucky) address book without using the LinkedIn toolbar or exposing your password to their webservice by exporting contacts to CSV (File | Import+Export, CSV, Contacts) and uploading that file on the LinkedIn Contacts page.
• Adding "inside" folks you like or respect from Outlook Inbox to Contacts first will maximize benefit.
• After upload, it will tell you who is already on Linked In - quick invite to connect - and who isn't - proselytizing invite to join + connect.
• While you're at it, email the CSV to your other email addresses too, as a back-up.
• Same thing should work for your existing webmail or other personal email address books.
• It used to be if one wanted to start a consultancy, one started a newsletter - now it seems one starts a blog. Or a F/LOSS project (or adopts one). And asks/answer Questions on LinkedIn etc.

Updates

• 7 deadly sins of networking, and how to avoid them
• Preparing for Interviews - out of bounds questions. Also Know your answers to these questions BEFORE the interview and What questions to ASK when being interviewed
• what to Leave Off Your Resume.
  both this and the previous refer to Yahoo HotJobs (login required) for more info but many similar