Hi,

> > first of all sorry for this, this commit was from me and it shouldn't
> > have ever made it to Guix as my key file was wrongly added in keyring
> > branch and Guix couldn't authenticate it.
>
> To clarify, I didn't intend to blame anyone, just collectively ponder if
> there is anything to improve here.

Yes. Drop the authentication requirements.

>From a security standpoint, what matters is the commit content, not who made 
>it.

A bad actor can still make a good commit, and a trusted maintainer can
still make a mistake, be pressured, or lose the private key.

The only scenario where Guix authentication is any good is when I want
to impress some headhunter or boost my ego, when I feel miserable.

Cheers,
Bost

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