> This post is not a complaint about GPG, Yes, it is. Read beyond the first section. > it’s a complaint about the people who use GPG to contact Moxie. Even t

> This post is not a complaint about GPG, Yes, it is. Read beyond the first section. > it’s a complaint about the people who use GPG to contact Moxie. Even that part is in fact a veiled complaint about GPG: it basically says that GPG's design and implementation are so crufty that it acts like some kind of negative personality filter: the only people who use it volountarily are somehow unpleasant to correspond with (he never actually specifies in what way).