>It almost makes the PGP key seem superfluous, though I suppose it help with legacy this way. This is actually one of the best "features" of keybase. They've b

>It almost makes the PGP key seem superfluous, though I suppose it help with legacy this way. This is actually one of the best "features" of keybase. They've backed everything by some strong pgp crypto roots, but none of their stuff really "operates" using pgp. The fact that they have abstracted it, in my opinion, is part of why people have adopted it so easily.