Adam Bolte
Also note on the strip if you want your signed key returned to you or published directly to a public keyserver.
For the benefit of all participants, I strongly recommend all signed public keys get sent back to the public keyserver network. Remember, we're signing your key not only for your benefit, but also for ours: we want our public keys to be associated in the Web of Trust. So I think it's impolite to make use of a keysigning party, then decline to put one's public key in the public keyserver network. What good reasons are there to abstain? -- \ “A thorough reading and understanding of the Bible is the | `\ surest path to atheism.” —Donald Morgan | _o__) | Ben Finney