-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- I have never posted to this list before because I am rather new to it. What bothers me is that as a Hardware Technician it is the Cypherpunks that inspired me to flagellate myself at my keyboard while invoking the deity of Borland in ANSI 'C' to compile my source code. Ok, so it never works but the idea of the Cypherpunks has made me a (limited) programmer none the less. *Not* signing messages because you are asked to flies in the face of the purpose it serves. To spread the word about PGP and, as it has done, uncover any difficulties that may still exist in the propagation and utilitization of PGP. In actuality the amount of mail that suggests the difficulty in performing PGP signing should be a call to all Cypherpunks to start coding. Instead, like a child that has been asked to play with a favorite toy, there is refusal based soley on....I won't do it because you asked me to do it. Forging signatures is a waste of resources that could be better spent finding ways to smooth the path for PGP and similar encrypting/signing implementations. If I want to be anonymous I will use CHAIN and go thru a remailer. My .sig and PGP sig say the rest. ***************************Frenchie Sends*************************** * Key ID: BEB3ED71 J.Francois PGP Key on Request* * As soon as any man says of the affairs of the state * * "What does it matter to me?" the state may be given up for lost. * * J.J.Rousseau - The Social Contract * ****************Want to know more about PGP? Ask me!**************** -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: 2.6.2 iQCVAwUBLt6IjrbmxeO+s+1xAQEo8AP/e1L7c/GGHqoRMQ0OyoA0nVyMvbVo3CdP UmAqFhR4V0D4nXnK0PFZqKrkBzJDxpvCb5mJSS4F6KAnMl6Oa5aq055g/9GHEPZb RvDEiraxcJ8y6vwOfrhxyOrDxX/2/g3sHds9lekBDc71Z72FS6Ix3A1KJjI+o2hP HSx6rt+qHc8= =UOH6 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----