signing + mailing lists

[Douglas Elznic]

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> Finally the social and political reasons for making visible and
> routine use of cryptography, including signatures, is at least as
> important now as it was ten years ago when Phil Zimmerman and others
> urged folks to PGP sign all email.  One can now choose signatures that
> are smaller and less obtrusive than was possible just a few years ago.
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I could not agree more. I have been signing all mail for the past two
months. Now that evolution can always do it by default it is a lot
easier to do. The social awareness that it raises can not be
underestimated in a time like this. I am curious as to why sinatures are
now smaller and less intrusive?


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|  Douglas Elznic  |        GPG Key: <dfe@anize.org> 0x13300731        |
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|  Thinker-@-Large | Pub Key:  http://web.syr.edu/~dfelznic/dfe.asc    |
|   dfe@anize.org  | Fingerprint:                                      |
| dfelznic@syr.edu | EF9C 7E3C 0327 EAAF 1E20 5299 0805 7531 1330 0731 |
| http://anize.org | All emails should be signed by the above key.     |
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| They that can give up essential liberty to obtain a little temporary |
| safety deserve neither liberty nor safety... Benjamin Franklin 1759  |
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