This is actually one of the two things about this product I find most interesting. Having a user-friendly public key system is really tough to get right, even w

This is actually one of the two things about this product I find most interesting. Having a user-friendly public key system is really tough to get right, even when you're targeting programmers. Look at Monotone, for example: I'd argue they've basically got it right now, but it took them a long time to come up with sane ways for handling things like a user losing their keyring. Veracity will have to get this right from the get-go if they want to nail the enterprise market.