Quote from: Gunthar on January 10, 2017, 02:25:54 AM

Quote from: Quickseller on January 10, 2017, 02:04:49 AM

If you go to https://keybase.io/marcotheminer/graph then click on "chain", you will see the signatures that the person behind the marcotheminer keybase account made, and that none of them were signed by my key. If you do the same thing after going to https://keybase.io/quickseller/graph you will see a signature made by my key

Lol it is called "reset my keys and start from scratch" marco....(read:how to fuck up my PGP using the same devices lol)

Quote from: Quickseller on January 10, 2017, 02:04:49 AM

I think you need to learn about actual GPG, and not keybase.

Need some lessons on GPG, son?

Yet another meme:

[img ]https://ibin.co/38M3BYH7hEHC.png[/img]

You are still wrong, and still an idiot. You got that from https://keybase.io/quickseller/sigchain#986b1bda2b0efd49d96393e8d7baad11dc2fd20fcb5cd97c43a75fc0fa62f91a0f

which is my keybase account. Keybase is saying that the signature proving that my key is controlled by the person associated with my keybase account was signed by someone associated with a different keybase account.

This is yet another example as to why this witch hunt thread is a bad idea. I do not think it will be long until someone innocent will get hurt.