On 2013-10-24 19:27, Stan Tobias wrote:
Because these are verifications outside the Web of Trust.
Is that the only requirement?
*Sigh*. No, it's the other way around. The Web Of Trust should never be
a basis for your signature, because anyone else can simply trust the
people who already made signatures to make keys valid, and you only
muddle the view when you sign keys without verifying someone's identity.
But I get the sense I'm not coming through to you, so maybe we can just
agree to disagree, or at least agree to not understand eachother. I get
the sense I've made my point already and I'm just rehashing old material
by now.
allow me some time for answering other parts,
Sure, if you like to. I never pressed you for an answer anyway. You
don't have to convince me; I'm quite happy being stubborn.
Cheers,
Peter.
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