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| Your free Docker ID grants you access to Docker services such as the Docker | ||
| Store, Docker Cloud, Docker Hub repositories, and some beta programs. Your Docker ID becomes repository namespace used by hosted services such as Docker Hub and Docker Cloud. All you need is an email address. |
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| Docker sends a verification email to the address you provided. |
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nit: misalignment may cause the list to go funny.
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| 2. Enter a username, a valid email address, and a password. | ||
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| > **Note**: You must click this link to activate your account. You cannot log in with your Docker ID until you verify your email address. |
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Seems funny to say you must click the link before telling them to click the link in the next step?
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Copypasta. Fixed.
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| Once you register for a Docker ID and verify your email address, you can log in |
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You can, because there's plenty of stuff you can access without having logged in.
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| Or by using the the `docker login` command. (You can read more about `docker login` [here](../engine/reference/commandline/login/) ) |
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Incomplete sentence. Maybe something like "To log in using the the Docker CLI,..."
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Artifact of previous writing. Fixed.
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The Rosebud people will send bot-generated PRs later if you don't fix it here. |
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@johndmulhausen for 2: At this point the Docker ID information is intermingled with information about what you get with your Docker ID for each account. That'll be a longer term project. It's easy to remove it for Hub, but less so for Cloud.
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@johndmulhausen regarding "keywords" (and to an extend "description"); Do we actually still need those? AFAIK, Google doesn't use them, and ranking / relevancy is based on Title and actual content of the page. If I'm right here, I'd really prefer to get rid of them, as it's easy for them to get outdated, so would save a lot of maintenance. e.g.;
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This is an adaptation of the current Hub doc on signing up and logging in. We don't (yet) have a central page for login, so I'm using the Cloud page. Also provides links to the Accounts API page where it currently lives (@bfirsh I know you're moving it).
I'm not sure if there's a better way to make the Docker ID a section ( @johndmulhausen ?) , or if we really want it up at the top.
PTAL @docker/docs-maintainers
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