| Darxus on Wed, 24 Apr 2002 04:00:14 +0200 |
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On 04/23, Bill Jonas wrote: > I don't really think it's worth the trouble. If someone wants the > information, it's stored in the signature itself. I've thought about it. I've also talked to the authors of the graphing software about possibilities in morphing the graph over time. They have been interested in the subject as well, but haven't implemented the ability yet. On 04/23, gabriel rosenkoetter wrote: > Based on what, date of signing? But those won't match up, since not > everyone signs at the same instant. Yeah, in almost all cases people do their signing between the keysigning they verified keys on and the next keysigning. I can think of one exception where Len took just over a month (I think he was out of town or something), and I'm not certain there was another keysigning before he signed keys. And there's also a few cases where people in the keyring signed the keys of other people in the keyring before they got to one of our keysignings. It could probably be automated pretty well, with something like error checking to make sure that new signatures match appropriately. But.. I guess I agree with BJ that if anybody ever wants the info, they can get it, without me maintaining these pages. -- "You shall know the truth, and it shall make you odd." -- Flannery O'Connor http://www.ChaosReigns.com Attachment:
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