Cool project! Note that from the encodings currently implemented in Edky, OpenSSH's encoding is the most complicated to encode/decode. If anybody would need to be working with your public keys and signatures outside your own code base, I'd suggest the simplest would be to keep to hexadecimal or Base64(Url).
"The GNOME project is changing its handling of security reports due to the influx of AI/LLM-generated security findings. [...] GNOME will be moving to a 30 day disclosure window rather than the industry 90 day period. [...] Another change being made is that for projects that prohibit AI-generated content, security issues will no longer be forwarded to them. Due to many security reports these days containing AI/LLM-generated findings and in turn violate individual project policies around no AI contributions, the issues will be just immediately closed instead in the tracker. Project maintainers will be pinged if they want to be aware at least of the findings."
I've looked now... We have a similar design regarding the leadership roles, with the difference that they support multiple "leaders". However, they use a full-mesh which means sending a message to each user separately. Kiyeovo has "anonymous" mode which routes traffic through Tor. That means that even offline messages that get saved to DHT get routed through Tor. They are already slow as it is when sending 1, now imagine sending 9... Thanks for the suggestion though!
Corporations are state-created and state-protected entities. Remove limited liability and other special state privileges from businesses and you'll have a lot less to complain about.
Bob Parsons has done a pretty good job cleaning up his Wikipedia and Google search results over the past decade, so a /sarcasm tag might be needed here for the benefit of people born yesterday
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