🚀 go-pugleaf

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I'm going to be visiting the Cleveland, OH, area in the very
near future.  I'm interested in cross-signing PGP keys there
to expand my web of trust.

If you're interested, please fetch my public key (ID 0x5B26BA18)
from your nearest certificate server, or from my home page
(http://www.frontiernet.net/~gpratt/pgpinfo.shtml).  Then send
your request to me via e-mail (signed with the key you want to
have signed, and encrypted to both keys).  After corresponding,
we'll arrange a time and place to meet to actual sign each
others' keys.

You don't have to know me, or even like me. :)  You just have to
believe that I'm really Greg Pratt <gpratt@frontiernet.net>, and
I have to believe that you're the person whose name and e-mail
address appears on your key certificate.

For more information about signing keys and the web of trust,
please see the section entitled, "Validity and trust" in chapter
1 of _An Introduction to Cryptography_.  This comes with your
PGP installation.  (You did read the manuals, didn't you?)

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Gregory Pratt                                     gpratt@frontiernet.net
East Rutherford, NJ, USA             http://www.frontiernet.net/~gpratt/
PGP Key Fingerprint:  EDFF 64BC 52F6 E2A1 681A  169B 953C C12F 5B26 BA18