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I am using the same Google account to register for Super User as I did for Stack Overflow, Server Fault, and IT security, but my Super User account doesn't show up on my network-wide profile accounts list. Below is the link to my accounts list, not sure if it is accessible to other users or not:

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You registered on Super User about 10 minutes 14 hours ago. I suspect the linked page is heavily cached, give it some more time(a day or two) to sync the new account.

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Thanks for the response! I registered some time yesterday. I think maybe you are looking at when I registered on super user meta? – Joe M. Aug 18 '11 at 18:52
it does only show "member for today" on your SU profile, though I've had it take a few days to show a new account on the network profile page. – MaQleod Aug 18 '11 at 18:57
@JoeM. I was pretty sure I was looking at your main site profile i.imgur.com/fGFhm.png edited based on the time – Sathya♦ Aug 18 '11 at 18:58
Interesting.. sorry if I sounded argumentative about it.. I am pretty certain that I associated the google account yesterday. And I did just sign up on meta before your initial response. Maybe it waited until I took a certain action on the site? I'll be patient with it. Thanks again! – Joe M. Aug 18 '11 at 19:33
Funny thing.. I just now joined the stack overflow meta, and that is already showing up on the list, but still no superuser: stackexchange.com/users/… – Joe M. Aug 18 '11 at 20:04
@JoeM. No need to apologize, "today" is a relative term when you've people from different timezones :) what's today for you is yesterday for me ;) – Sathya♦ Aug 19 '11 at 4:42
For the record, I just checked a few minutes ago and it still wasn't showing. Finally got fed up and clicked the "clear all stack exchange account associations" button. The list cleared out completely. A few minutes later it was repopulated with all the correct sites including superuser. – Joe M. Aug 19 '11 at 8:16

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