Virtual Keysignings

[Ingo Klöcker]

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On Friday 06 June 2003 05:28, CL Gilbert wrote:
> I really only intend to sign keys for my own benefit.  That is, I
> sign keys so that I can be sure the person I received the assignment
> from is the same as the person I am submitting it too.  It's not
> important for me, who anybody is.  Its only important that once they
> are who they are, they stay that way...
>
> So I am totally cool with using nicnames and whatever.  The signature
> for me is more about knowing who a person is, rather than what their
> name/ID/Picture is.

Then I hope that you sign those keys only locally (i. e. with gpg=20
=2D-lsign).

Regards,
Ingo


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