It's more like a statement. Like the Geekcode.
I had a set of PGP/GPG and Geekcode sigs a long while back.
Never got to the point of posting my GC because, with the exception of
the people on this list and a couple of techie relatives, no one seemed
to know what to do with it.
I once had a friend, (an admin at too at that), write me that I had some
"file garbage" at the end of my emails. Made me wonder, he didn't
complain about yahoo garbage but he did complain about mine. Go figure.
Pablo Manalastas wrote:
>
> Why do most individuals advertise their PGP/GPG
> public keys. Why not OpenSSL public keys instead?
> OpenSSL has the advantage of working transparenty with
> Netscape mail. PGP/GPG requires that additional tools
> be installed. Am I missing some point here?
>
> Most webservers use (Open)SSL server certificates.
> Why can't individuals use OpenSSL public/private
> keys/certificates?
>
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