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I've got a solution for this, but users need to grab their widget ID from the widgets page. It can be found in the first line of code:
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After grabbing their widget ID (in the example, 162681 is the widget ID), users only need to insert it on their profiles. For this, you need to create a custom profile field and then call that profile field in the widget's code. Instructions below:
1. Admin CP > Configuration > Custom Profile Fields > Add New Profile Field.
2. Name it, add a description, etc. and remeber that custom profile field's ID.
3. In the member template, instead of what you currently have, use this:
<div id="ShelfariWidget{$userfields['fidX']}"><a href='http://www.shelfari.com/'>Shelfari: Book reviews on your book blog</a><script src="http://www.shelfari.com/ws/{$userfields['fidX']}/widget.js" type="text/javascript" language="javascript"></script></div>
4. Replace X in {$userfields['fidX']} with the ID you found in step 2 (please note there are two instances of X).
Then go to User CP > Edit Profile, look for the custom profile field you just created and insert your own widget ID. I don't know if there is an easier solution (like just by using their username), but this one works perfectly.