Keys not trusted

[darren chamberlain]

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* Graham <graham.todd at ntlworld.com> [2003-05-09 13:17]:
> It has been a feature of the way I used PGP and latterly GPG that I
> regularly do keyring maintenance.  Once a week, I weed out keys from
> my keyring that I have no use for, and I've been doing this since the
> heady days I was indtroduced to DOS and PGP 2.6.x.  Weekly maintenance
> also gives me the chance to test keyservers, and check the trustdb.

How do you know which keys you don't need?  Do you simply eyeball the
userids and delete the ones you don't recognize, or is there a more
efficient way?  I currently have over 300 public keys on my keyring (I
also have the auto-retrieve option set), and I'm very sure I don't need
most of those, but how can I tell which ones I actually need?

(darren)

- -- 
I look for what needs to be done.... After all, that's how the
universe designs itself.
    -- R. Buckminster Fuller
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