Once there's a verified and tested v1 then you can start talking about deprecation. It's still beta software. Do you really think you're going to convince an en

Once there's a verified and tested v1 then you can start talking about deprecation. It's still beta software. Do you really think you're going to convince an enterprise or anything security critical by going "deprecate your battle-tested protocols and applications for this beta tool!". There isn't even an explanation on that page of why it was written, why it should (or could) replace OpenPGP, how to replace it ( a handy comparison table), and which use cases the tool is good for. It'd be really great if instead of pushing for change, you'd actually provide some context and explanation. Everybody can scream for change, few can understand (much less explain) the why and how. Maybe try and join the latter.