a Cypherpunks comeback

[John Young]

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Michael makes valid points. Skepticism is appropriate.

A name change would likely correct misapprehension
about an active list without a trust chain supporting it.

I attach a sig of mine with a few sigs from the past.
None of my other keys were signed probably wisely
to avoid implication.

Is it hot in Miami? Hot as hell in NYC.

JYA

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