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I don't mean to sound like a complete jerk, but what is the draw with
these key signing parties? Is it some sort of social thing? I only
really feel compelled to have keys for people that send me critical
information I might want to authorize and/or encrypt. For casual
correspondence like this list and most chatting, I guess I haven't
gotten caught up in collecting public keys.
Am I missing the point here? Again, I don't mean to sound critical of
the practice, I'm honestly wondering if I'm missing some angle here...
Michael Schultheiss wrote:
| Barry Schatz wrote:
|> Did you mean Ohio LinuxFest? That's October 10-11. I will be in Ohio.
|
| No, I meant IU LinuxFest. I'll also be at Ohio LinuxFest on October 11
| if people want to do a keysigning there as well.
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