updated radicle guide
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instead of cloning with a github URL, you clone using the repo's RID (repository ID) — a stable identifier that doesn't depend on any server, like a github URL but owned by no one:
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```bash
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rad clone rad:3Az3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi
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rad clone rad:z3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi
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```
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this sets up a `rad` remote automatically in that repo directory. you can verify with:
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```bash
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git remote -v
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# rad rad://3Az3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi/... (fetch)
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# rad rad://3Az3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi/... (push)
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# rad rad://z3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi/... (fetch)
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# rad rad://z3pNdxS2udZaPJjFvAMNA6sxEVvVi/... (push)
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```
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> 💡 not sure what remotes, branches, or patches are? scroll down to **"how code collaboration works in radicle"** for a plain english explainer.
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