I do not see how Nyms protects against identity/email theft (which they list as a concern with current OpenPGP keyservers). According to the description of the

I do not see how Nyms protects against identity/email theft (which they list as a concern with current OpenPGP keyservers). According to the description of the "Remote Verification Protocol", I would be able to associate my GPG key with any identity / email address, provided I can reply to emails sent to that address (at least during the verification pass). It's certainly an improvement (OpenPGP keyservers provide no verification whatsoever), but it's not secure in any way and does not address the strong anonymity concerns that are exposed in the intro...