On Tue, Nov 14, 2023 at 07:11:56PM +0100, Maarten van Geijn wrote: > Dear mentors, > > I turn to you with this question: is there any procedure to persuade an > individual to sign a key he promised to sign during a key-signing meeting? I > refrain from mentioning specific names here, but here is what happened: > > On October 7, I met a Debian developer in Tilburg, NL in an attempt to get > acquainted and sign each other's keys. > After some coffee and a decent conversation, exchanging business cards, and > key fingerprints, we left and indicated that we will sign each other's keys. > I signed his key as soon as I got home, the same day. My counterpart told me > it could take a week or so. (pretty strange for a seasoned debian developer, > but alright, I am happy to give someone the benefit of the doubt. > > After 3 weeks I started to email him, no response. I tried this several > times, even phoning him, but even though we are now more than 5 weeks down > the road, still life signs. > > Of course it could be anything, but I am starting to feel hoodwinked. Does > this happen more often? Yes > Any recommendation from you? Do key-signing with more people. > Regards > Maarten Groeten Geert Stappers DD, Woont in Breda, Werkt in Tilburg, is a.s. zaterdag in Utrecht. -- Silence is hard to parse
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