So I've now talked to a bunch of people outside of the project, and this is a *very* common comment:
"It's really cool. Can you use ssh instead of ssl, since I've already configured all my systems to use ssh?"
I wonder if it's time to consider adding ssh-based key management to the ssl-based key management.
The downside is that people are likely to already have set up their own funky systems for managing ssh keys, whereas *no one* has a decent system for managing ssl keys. But we may see broader adoption if ssh and ssl run side by side.
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