To be honest, as neat as it sounds, I could very easily see this being banned from a lot of platforms. Its disruptive to any community to have some parts of the

To be honest, as neat as it sounds, I could very easily see this being banned from a lot of platforms. Its disruptive to any community to have some parts of the messaging being inaccessible on that platform. Keybase own terms and services requires their users to use their services in accordance with the law, so that puts growing number of countries where these messages will be impossible to ever access. And from an archive standpoint, in 20 years, no one is going to appreciate walls of text encrypted on a system that may no longer exist. I'm not saying that I don't approve of the tools, or the concept, but I think the implementation and this envisioned usage are off. I don't think I would have launched this without an accompanying browser plugin that could handle the decryption and verification in place, but even that only solves have the problem.