Mark Andrews <marka@xxxxxxx> writes: > People don't usually look at the set of hostnames before assigning > a user id and the reverse is also true. Who gets change control > on the resulting domain name when there is a collision? The user > or the host? When is this a problem? Are you thinking of the conflict between www.example.org and www@xxxxxxxxxxx? Why would that cause a problem? I believe it is highly unlike for their to ever be a OpenPGP key issued for www.example.org -- and the practice in the OpenPGP community is to issue such keys for rooot@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx instead -- so there shouldn't be a conflict. In any case, www@xxxxxxxxxxx might have several OpenPGP keys, so the client should be prepared to handle multiple records anyway. I'm likely missing something here. /Simon
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