My key

As Hal Finney suggests, a pseudonym is a key. Others have
also inquired about my key, so I made one. However,
posting it to the group makes no sense because if this
message were a forgery, then someone could pose as
me. Strange, the idea of someone posing as someone
else's pseudonym.

Anyway, send me e-mail if you want my public key, and I'll
send it to you. 

Wonderer

P.S. Silly pgp question: When I type pgp -sa file -u wonderer
I produce an entire pgp message. How do I make a shorter
signature that is a hash of my message?
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I think you miss the point of Public Key Crypto.  The idea is that
you CAN publish your public key, to one and all.  Then when you sign a
post with your private  key (and do work hard to keep that key
private!), then anyone can verify that _you_ (in the guies of your
public/private key pair) wrote the message. No one else can sign a
message such that _your_ public key will decrypt the sig in a valid
way, unless you have let your private key leek out.
  This is the whole wonderful idea that make Public Key crypto so
wonderful.  
  You are createing a strong and valued Psudonym, and signing your
messages will only make it stronger!  Then there is no way to really
spoof a message from 'Wonderer', as you will be ('Wonderer'*KEY) and a
solid nym-citizen.
  Make sence?

		||ugh Daniel
		hugh@toad.com