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Hi @130U — this usually comes down to one of these checks:
1. Repo name must match username exactly

• Your repo must be 130U/130U (case-sensitive)
• Not 130u/130U, not 130U/profile, not .github
  2. README must be on the default branch
• File path: README.md in the repo root (not inside a folder)
• Default branch should be main or master — whichever is set as default in Settings → General
  3. Repo must be public
• Private profile README repos do not show on public profiles
  4. README must not be empty
• Even a single line is enough, but completely empty files won't render
  5. Wait a few minutes after creating the repo
• GitHub can take 1–5 minutes to pick up a new profile README
  6. Check while logged out or in incognito
• Sometimes your own view looks different; open https://github.com/130U in a private window
  Quick checklist:
• Public repo named exactly 130U
• README.md at root of default branch
• README has content
• Waited a few minutes and hard-refreshed
  If all of the above is correct and it still doesn't show after ~30 minutes, it may be a GitHub sync issue — worth replying here with a screenshot of Settings → General showing the default branch and repo visibility.
  Hope that helps!