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Re: Tor binary signatures

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Date: Fri, 22 Jun 2007 03:56:08 -0700
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Hi,

thx for the link!! Great!

I have been using PGP for a while but never used a keyserver.
I checked out the one at noreply. To make my key known to the world I
only have to paste it into that form and all other keyservers will
synch?
Is that correct?

But then anybody could use the Name "Roger Dingledine" and add a key, or
not?
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