Re: From Author of Universal Inventory/Test Scorer

Obviously you do not know the way signing works.
The signing codes the content in the signature.  The content will not come
up as validly signed UNLESS that content WAS the content there during the
signing process

Also, as I wrote before

> Mark, No one can make up for a person being really dumb, but I will
> try.  (you might also try taking more of your adhd medicine.)
> Let me put it short and simple for you first.  NO ONE IS BREAKING
> THE RULE YOU CITE.    the no-id.com address is unique and a key is
> uniquely associated with it.  DETAILS:
> There was no cut and paste.  no-id.com provides forwarding addresses
> uniquely to one address (in this case to brad's email). The no-id.com
> address is uniquely brad's and connected to just one email.  The digital
> key is thusly associated with only one address.  1 address, 1 key.
>
> All this explained on Brad's web site.  AGAIN:
> Brad's signing key can be verified on _his_ mypubKey2.htm web page
> (see bottom).
>
> I might add that on that web page, Brad signs the public key itself.
> He is capable of signing with the key obviously.  He and only he can do
> this.  Read this last paragraph over and over until the clear, necessary
> meaning becomes clear.  (then, if you still have trouble, take more pills.)
>