The surprising thing is that it works at all. I wouldn't be surprised if certain would simply reject it as "not a pdf" given that the "%PDF-1.x" marker isn't at the beginning.
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Apr 12 2021
Apr 12 2021
It may be preferable to get that under 4.0 or later, so you don't need to contact every contributor again if in some years there is intention to switch to a newer version released by Creative Commons.
Mar 7 2021
Mar 7 2021
Maybe have gpg-wks-client(or also --export-filter) print a warning if the filtered result has a key expiration different than the original key? That seems the simplest way tp approach the problem.
Dec 8 2020
Dec 8 2020
I would add "Provide a verbose message of why the key cannot be imported".
Jun 2 2020
Jun 2 2020
Jun 1 2020
Jun 1 2020
Angel added a comment to T4953: Some email recipients respond with: hey, why did you send me an empty mail...?.
Are they actually zero-byte mails, or is the content mungled as an attachment? (which those replying probably overlooked, and would still be hard to interpret, as it would containe MIME parts)
Feb 4 2020
Feb 4 2020
Angel renamed T4785: GpgOL: "You have changed a copy of this Element" message in Outlook for S/MIME mails from GpgOL: "You have changed a copy of this Element" message in Outlook for S/MIME maisl to GpgOL: "You have changed a copy of this Element" message in Outlook for S/MIME mails.