Hello all,

 I'd  like  to  raise the problem of some disadvantages concerning PGP
 (and it's not about encrypting attachments, don't worry guys ;)).

 First  of all, PGP and Submission Forms. For some reason SF work only
 with  internal  PGP  implementation.  Perhaps  it is due to technical
 reasons,  so  I'm  not  gonna question that. But There is a different
 problem:  most  of us use PGP 6.x.x (or anyway: external) and thus we
 cannot  use  SF at all. The only thing we need to do (OK, me at least
 for  I  have generated keys for internal implementation) is to switch
 to  internal before using SF. So the question is, if TB couldn't just
 use  internal implementation when SF are to be submitted, while mails
 would be encrypted using ordinary external versions through plug-ins.
 This   solution  is  _obvious_ for me and it is pretty simple, for SF
 themselves don't need to be redesigned!

 Another  question  is,  if  anyone  actually  saw a SF written by 3rd
 party? Does anyone use SF? ;)

 Also  I'd  like  to  ask, why, oh why did you (Stefan and Max I mean)
 remove  the  PGP  plug-ins  from  installation version? Come on, they
 didn't  take  much  place! And it *is* a disadvantage, several people
 have  already  had  problems  with  PGP, and asked about it on Polish
 Usenet  group  about  emailing.  They  were  really  surprised having
 discovered  the  absence  of  plug-ins:  "they  always  used to be in
 install  version"  --  one  of them said -- "now, where do I get them
 from?". Do they *really* need to be confused?

 Well, that's about it. I hope anyone read it ;). Regards to you all,
 
-- 
Christopher J. Trybowski 
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