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| You should now have a table with a set of validated fingerprints and ids. You | ||
| can use this to now sign any of those identities that you have personally |
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Maybe highlight the words "personally validated"
| can use this to now sign any of those identities that you have personally | ||
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| This guide is written assuming you have `gpg2` installed as `gpg` if any of |
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These instructions work on which platform?
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any with a terminal, a sh like shell (bash/zsh/PowerShell ish), and gpg 2+ installed,
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I think you should explicitly say what ios/android/windows should use
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| I've includes a file in this repository `./keys.asc` that contains a dump of | ||
| every key that was submitted to this repository over the course of PyCon UK. | ||
| Do not sign every one of these keys: some of them you may have validated, some |
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embolden Do not sign every one of these keys
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| * if you have marked a fingerprint as not `fp verified` do not sign. |
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if you have NOT marked a fingerprint as fp verified DO NOT SIGN
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Currently you have these a little out of order from unknown -> full verification. I feel that having them in order of trustiness might be more intuitive. Alternatively, maybe a diagram would be more helpful?
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| Or search for your own key on a keyserver, you will be able to see the | ||
| signatures you have made and those that others have made in an ever expanding | ||
| web of trust! |
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Maybe we should add a feedback address like: "What would you like to have next year" or something like that?
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Note, CLI only till I get my hands on a Mac OS