I've scanned through the work you've been doing on this a couple times, going back to trying to use letsencrypt / existing transparency logs. While its great st

I've scanned through the work you've been doing on this a couple times, going back to trying to use letsencrypt / existing transparency logs. While its great stuff and really interesting, I wanted to point out the last time I looked at the current iteration I really struggled trying to understand how it worked, and as such how the security properties worked. Not meant to be criticism, just feedback, as it would be ideal to have some sort of transparency mechanism in common use.