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> trusted keys The problem with Web-of-Trust is that once you try to roll it out mainstream, most people will just click "accept" or "I trust this key" without
by pyre 12y ago
> trusted keys
The problem with Web-of-Trust is that once you try to roll it out mainstream, most people will just click "accept" or "I trust this key" without thinking about it. Instead of "signature-rings from spammers" you would have spammers duping less-aware real people into trusting their keys.
That said, it would seem to be a longer feedback loop to get a number of actual people to open emails and trust their keys.
- p4bl0 12y ago> most people will just click "accept" or "I trust this key" without thinking about it What if they don't have to do that because it's transparently done for them when they use the "flag as spam", "not spam", and "reply" buttons for instance?