RE: [ros-dev] Re: Copyright notices

[Murphy, Ged (Bolton)]

K McI wrote:

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>  Completely off topic, but a request:
>  
>  When you're quoting someone (anyone) who signed/encrypted 
>  their message, can you ax the "----- $% BEGIN PGP SIGNED 
>  MESSAGE $% -----" line, so ppls GPGPs don't wonder where the 
>  sign block is?
>  
>  I know I'm like, the only one here who does it, but I wanted 
>  to let everyone know, not just for this list.
>  
>  Thanx again
>  
>             -uQ
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Or even better, could you not turn the PGP sig off for the mailing list?
It does make reading your mails a little more complicated than need be.

You could always link your public key to a key server in a quick signature
if you wanted people to have access.

Ged.

P.s I know my mails from work have that annoying disclaimer. Unfortunately I
can't get rid of it without passing through an external script to remove it
(which would be breaking my company rules)





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