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I've meant to build an identity for a while, and have finally gotten around to setting up PGP on my systems. Now for spreading my "name" around. If anyone wants a second factor of identification for establishing trust, let me know; I'm thinking an email from the address on the key could do well for verifying that, but if you'd rather something more real-time and harder to forge, we can work that out as well.

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