Hi, On Thursday 25 May 2006 19:49, Manoj wrote: > > After a talk about the problems with gpg's web of trust at 22C3 > > (e.g. in what do you put trust when you sign a key? the person being > > the person or her/his ability to keep his private key private or his > > ability to sign other peoples keys ? > Lacking proper psychic abilities, I can't honestly give my > word on the latter.
It's much simpler: even the smartest and most careful people do make mistakes
sometimes. Nobody can be sure, that someone wont make a mistake in future.
> I have never signed anything in reality. It is either a
> computer, or a pen, doing the "signing". Do you have a point about
> people being poor at any form of signing if no tools are used?
No. But I do think Enrico has a point playing the devils advocate :)
More seriously I do think there is a big difference between your (or my)
signature made by a pen or a computer...
regards,
Holger
btw, please don't cc: me, I read the list.
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