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"their own reasons" could very well be any of the following: - It is necessary to upload a gpg public key to a keyserver in order to publish packages in some p
by thayne 3y ago
"their own reasons" could very well be any of the following:
- It is necessary to upload a gpg public key to a keyserver in order to publish packages in some public repositories, such as maven central, or one of several linux distribution repositories
- They needed it in order to send or receive email from an entity that required using PGP, but don't use it normally.
- They tried using PGP for email, found out how painful it was to use, then decided it wasn't worth the effort and stopped.