Re: My 2.3a Key is listed as a 2.6 (Aaargh!)

Eric Hughes writes, regarding the issues of keyserver incompatibility:
> Why might not one want a key distributed?  It indicates use of
> cryptography, for one, and, perhaps, the use of patent-infringing
> cryptography.

Well, if having your key on a keyserver encourages people to send you 
messages you can't decrypt instead of looking for other keyservers
which have more useful keys for you, it's a waste of your time
and your correspondents' to have that key out there.
It's also, of course, a way to complain to people who run incompatible
keyservers :-)

		Bill