I was going to say something about how the article does mention several alternatives, some of which far more widely deployed than OpenPGP. But first: hold up.

I was going to say something about how the article does mention several alternatives, some of which far more widely deployed than OpenPGP. But first: hold up. "Some kid"? You mean Filippo Valsorda? Google's Go Crypto person? The same person who is writing the replacement for that one use case?