When these sorts of questions come up I'm often quite frustrated keybase is no longer under active development. It felt like it really did have a reasonable sol

When these sorts of questions come up I'm often quite frustrated keybase is no longer under active development. It felt like it really did have a reasonable solution to a hard problem (proof of identity), and it had what was needed to start making cryptography tools easier to use for people. It wasn't perfect, and I wasn't a fan of their drift towards cryptocurrency towards the end, but it's a real shame they decided to sell to zoom for an acqui-hire.