Jim Galvin writes:
Basically, including yet another algorithm identifier provides yet another opportunity for two users to fail to interoperate. Although it's probably true that we'll just recommend exactly one (e.g., MD5), there's always the possibility that it will need to be changed.
If the digest algorithm used is the same as is used for digital signatures, is the opportunity for non-interoperability really increased by digesting the public key also? Phil
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