Thank you shorena for your time.
Let's start:
Besides that, I am certain that quickseller is not marcotheminer,
Please let's say "I am certain that quickseller WAS not marcotheminer" unless you have been in contact with them recently.
I have had no recent contact with the person behind the user marcotheminer, but with the person behind the user quickseller. I contacted them a few weeks ago. Without them contacting me I would probably have spend less time with this issue. I still respect quickseller despite what they have done, mainly because other things they have done e.g. in scambusting. I still try to not get influenced by this and look at all presented evidence as neutral as possible.
As someone already said QS might have bought marco's account, but not the other way around. This is not only backed by the key (which could easily have been sold), but also based on the information they had about our past exchanges and their overall view on things. I would be very surprised if marco would engage with me in that way.
It doesnt though. Keybase.io says it was signed by user "X" and user "X" has currently no PGP key. X beeing marcotheminer here.
To my understanding user X has not currently a PGP key but he HAD one. And that's why it is being actually signed by marcotheminer. How is that possible? It could be called:"delete all my keys and start from scratch" (there is such a function on keybase PGP). Might i be wrong?
Also:
Issue reopened at github
https://github.com/keybase/keybase-issues/issues/2762Thanks!
~Gun
Thanks, Ill write a post there once I can access my passwords. Possibly tonight or at the latest tomorrow. Maybe there are log files keeping track of "reset my keys". At the very least Id like to post something similar to here, where I present my local verification and the key by quickseller that is listed on keybase.io[1] since 2015 (if the data is reliable).
[1]
https://keybase.io/quickseller/sigchain#986b1bda2b0efd49d96393e8d7baad11dc2fd20fcb5cd97c43a75fc0fa62f91a0f