using <...@debian.org> as maintainer address

["Adam P. Harris" <apharris@onshore.com>]

A lot of developers on the policy list seem to think that it would be 
better if package maintainers used their debian.org email address as the 
maintainer address for any packages they own.

I sympathize this and would like to declare my sympathy by doing just 
that.  However, a preliminary question.

Clearly I have a PGP key, and my name on that key is 
<apharris@onshore.com>, which is my std email address.  I don't want to 
have to change and redistribute this key.

I'm one of those lusers who uses debhelper, so I'd appreciate if someone 
could clarify the following points.

It looks like the operative places for email is in debian/control and 
debian/changelog.   Further, it looks like debian/changelog is parsed to 
determine who's PGP key to look for.  OTOH, debian/control is used for the 
"Maintainer" field in the final .deb.  This is correct, right?

My real question is whether it's actually kosher to have divergance 
between my email address in the changelog (for the purposes of PGP'ing) 
and my email address in the control file?

While we're at it, maybe it's not cool at all to have a maintainer 
address which diverges from the address on the PGP key?

(I'm beginning to suspect I should have made a special PGP key just for 
package maintenance.  Of course, I wouldn't know when I got signed up 
what my master.debian.org account name would be, at least not for sure.)

.....A. P. Harris...apharris@onShore.com...<URL:http://www.onShore.com/>