> Jody, what I mean was not how to create and use GPG keys, but how we manage
> keys. For example, do we rely on a web of trust with each developer having
> their own signing key or do we have an official GeoTools key, such as that
> used by Linux distributions (Fedora ...)? I guess the individual
> web-of-trust is the only practical solution for a decentralised community.

I think individual developers can sign up for their own key; we have
something similar when announcing on freshmeat for example; or
uploading to the osgeo server.

> Also, should the scm entries point to the GeoTools poms used to build the
> packages, or should they in the case of packaging third-party schemas point
> to the originating third-party scm?

I think the geotools location. For third party schemas (ie ogc) we are
still publishing up our take on it (since we often make changes so
that it validates).

> Thirdly, if I am packaging third-party schemas, do you think it is
> appropriate that I use the third-party groupId or org.geotools? If we are
> going to maven central I want to very careful to get it just right.

I am going to go with org.geotools (since we are the party publishing
in this form, and sometimes we hack it up right?). What does it have
now?

> Kind regards,

Thanks for the discussion,
Jody

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