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there is already a system in place to have verified comments OpenPGP works for near anything

• Nadya 10y ago
  -----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA256 But it does get annoying to sign every comment. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- wsBcBAEBCAAQBQJYNp4wCRCuaVAPm2QoyQAAr8sIAHQaE5B+HYdCz6XBrysdHzr4 ykR81zq5TXoMR+/f9UwuSi2I4881H4pEWsN9Fa0/qnpK/asNk+grEaMtB74DOg3p 8Uy3lUvlVglj9QTPZ9Hf90e3HHLOW2OonXitYaf1xPoczIO8NgwwebDDZIVohU4u 4EySOfgbP+VjwGbmtUJFeh0BifGN6b3DtKQrgVziWyumyK3WL9oz1kDAr4s24mCr 227ty9d+7kwtYhaszkM8HwGnstZaNSan1jpVkmsLRMSr4JqNFyNWalN5LU85w2WV zwY0n8mA7tHnrCd+mWcjp845I8gGn7NoFPHXhG2m+yU/f1LDsyXUib5hut+iduQ= =jcN5 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----
  • RubyPinch 10y ago
    I do think relegating it to ${message} ${message sig metadata} ${message sig} could be done easily enough, and would look okay too. and then allow people to install an extension to verify automatically or the such
    • Nadya 10y ago
      Could you post an actual example? I'm having problems deciphering what that would end up looking like.
      • RubyPinch 10y ago
        https://i.imgur.com/60ya7x8.png https://i.imgur.com/60ya7x8.png I know its considered wrong to mess around with the structure, but this is reversible, looks neater, n' can be hidden (after verification) by third party tools with a simple "is this PGP-like, if yes, delete element" instead of mucking around, splitting arbitrary html