GPG Key Signing

[Jamon Camisso]

Evan Leibovitch wrote:
> Christopher Browne wrote:
> 
>> Do we have someone who could speak with some authority on PGP, GPG,
>> the Web of Trust, and such, as a part of a meeting where we'd seek to
>> do a fairly massive key signing?
> 
> I'd like to help if possible. I'm hardly an authority on the issue, but 
> I am an assurer for CAcert and would be happy to add anyone attending to 
> its WoT in addition to the usual signings. Being involved with CACert 
> allows you to get security certificates for domains and servers as well 
> as specific email addresses.

Hey that'd be great, I've been meaning to learn about the various parts 
and forms of key/cert generation and signing.

Elsewhere, Evan meet David, David meet Evan :) But really, what can we 
setup as a more permanent signing location/person? I mentioned to David 
that the cafe would be a suitable location -- David mentioned that he 
had also come up with the idea that he could function as a basic signer, 
this during his year of accidentally self-imposed censorship however.

What's involved in setting something like this up?
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