On Mon, Feb 12, 2018 at 03:52:04AM -0600, Brad Fanella via aur-general wrote: > Frankly I'm not quite sure what that would prove. If I don't have a known > signature on record, signing these emails doesn't do anything to verify my > identity. To imply that I'm "ignoring requests" is a bit disingenuous when > you consider that a PGP signature would change nothing here. > > All the best, > Brad
Well, you could at least starting signing your mails with the next email, even if it is a new GPG key. It's something that we expect from TU-Applicants.. and I see no reason why you should excluded from this expectation. That maybe sounds a little bit harsh, but in my opinion you should re-apply on the normal way. I don't think there is a contra against re-applying like all others. I mean you were several years away, so I don't think that 1-2 weeks on top of it will be bad. chris
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