Re: How can I have my GPG public key signed by a CA?
Rick Moen <rick-IyCrq+X4Fdq2oZ/[email protected]> Wed, 17 Apr 2019 00:36:32 -0700
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Quoting Kevin Dankwardt ([email protected]): > Firstly, I hate to allow Meetup.com to appropriate the nice word "meetup", > but, I can understand the sensitivity. I happen to like the informal > connotation, to me, of "meetup" over the more formal "meeting" and also > the connotation of getting together in-person. I have, BTW, made it my goal > to always support this getting together in-person aspect and not pursue > streaming of the events. > > Also, it never was a requirement for any of the SVLUG's that I organized > and announced on the SVLUG Meetup.com page, that one had to sign up via > Meetup. Rick Moen would also announce the events on the calendar on > svlug.org, and send out an email to the svlug list, and anyone seeing > those was always welcome to come. It appeared to me, though, that folks > nearly always did signup via Meetup, perhaps because Meetup.com provided > some value to them. Meetup.com is where I put notes and links etc so that > perhaps was the value. I used to ask who came from the Meetup announcement > and who from the svlug announcements but after it seemed like just about > everyone was using the meetup.com pages I stopped asking. Your approach has always had my complete confidence and support, Kevin, and I applaud your consistently acting to keep the relationship between SVLUG and your two meetups synergistic. -- Cheers, There's no theorem like Bayes's Theorem, like no theorem we know. Rick Moen Everything about it is appealing, everything about it is a wow. rick@linux Let out all that a-priori feeling, you've been concealing, mafia.com right up to now. -- G.E.P. Box (w/apologies to Irving Berlin)