No, my comment was made in good faith. So, the point about rudeness. PGP keyservers exist for the sole purpose of letting you advertise your keys. Shaming peop

No, my comment was made in good faith. So, the point about rudeness. PGP keyservers exist for the sole purpose of letting you advertise your keys. Shaming people who used keyservers for what they were designed for is what's rude here. Actually, more than rude. It's a trap. Next, about actually thinking about all the reasons for uploading keys to a keyserver. Can you actually name a use case that you consider legitimate for discovering encryption keys through a public keyserver? Because your point seems to be that people upload them unwillingly. You shouldn't be quick to accuse people of rudeness and bad faith in those with different perspectives.