At 3:48 PM -0700 9/16/97, Hal Finney wrote:
A possibly simpler way to do handle key preferences would be to allow
a key to claim that it has higher priority than a specified list of
other keys. So if you had keys A, B, and C matching the desired userid,
and A claimed it was higher priority than B, while C claimed to be higher
priority than A or B, we would use C.
If B had signed the claim that A was higher priority and A had signed the
claim that C was higher priority, then we could even believe the claims.
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