How do i make a profile for my yahoo?

How do I make an expired yahoo ID as a new public profile for my new email ID.?

I used to have an email address a few years ago that i stopped using because of 1) spam 2) the domain was @yahoo.co.uk. Now I want that specific yahoo ID as a yahoo public profile for my new email ID. The problem is that yahoo tells me that that particular id is already used by someone else. Whereas it is still dormant for more than a year. I've checked it out by signing into it. It asks me if I want to reactivate it. But I don't choose the option and sign out. How can I get that ID back to complement my new email ID. I actually want to use it for yahoo services. Cheers
Answer:

you have to reactive it (if it's possible) if you want to use it

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