Key signing / web of trust Was: spellcheck

[Paul Sutton]

Running the odd beginners guide to key signing would also be useful 
perhaps at linuxcafee, as the venue, would not have to be that often, 
but would encourage more people get keys and use them I guess. I need to 
get my key sorted out, but it's always useful to have someone on hand to 
help when you are just starting out on this.

Paul

>
>I would be happy to sign keys, and have mine signed, but the TLUG
>meetings are at an impossible time for me, so I don't get much chance at
>that venue.  That said, I should bring my key for signing to the
>Linuxcaffe - I'm sure people there,  who know me, would sign my key, and
>the cafe could act as an on-going key signing party with on-site
>caffeine :-)
>  
>


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