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<p>I'm just curious as to what this "GNU" way is? I assume you would
just a non identifiable email address and then either leave your
name blank, incomplete, or just plain incorrect. <br>
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<p>Is there another way I am missing?</p>
<p>Thanks</p>
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<pre class="moz-quote-pre" wrap="">So, when you like to communicate with a person who uses such a new
key how do you proceed then?
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I tell them, "I will not be able to use OpenPGP with you until such time
as you UID conforms to the standard. Would you like help in making your
user ID standards-conformant in a way that reveals nothing about your
real-world identity?"
This is, in fact, the preferred GNU way. "I'd love to be able to work
with you on this document, but you're using a proprietary format I can't
read. There's an open format we can both use, though, and I'd be happy
to help you get started with it."
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