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Unless your general audience are hackers. For example, Canonical's Launchpad requires you to sign "code of conduct" with your GPG key before doing certain acti
by drdaeman 15y ago
Unless your general audience are hackers.
For example, Canonical's Launchpad requires you to sign "code of conduct" with your GPG key before doing certain actions. And, if I remember correctly, they do send GPG encrypted emails for key ownership verification.