[Enigmail] Setting trust levels for unknown keys

[Faramir]

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Allen Schultz escribió:
> On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 10:22 AM, John Clizbe <John at mozilla-enigmail.org> wrote:
>> If I don't know the purported key owner I select "I don't know."
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> Or better yet, Faramir.cl told me to get CAcert.org's gpg key and sign
> it as it is a Certificate Authority. Then you may download a few or
> all of the GSIntroducers how have verified and signed other keys. Once
> I have done this, over half of my corespondants became Trusted.

  Yes, and also the GSWoT root key, since that one validates all the
GSIntroducers. But what is a good idea for some people, can look like a
bad idea to other people, so it's your personal choice to do it or to
don't do it... I like these things, because it's unlikely I'll ever
assist to a keysigning party at USA or Europe, but with CAcert and
GSWoT, I can be a lot more sure about people's identities than by just
exchangins some e-mail messages..

  Best Regards
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