publishlawsocial

A decentralized playground for Publish.law readers and Mastodon users exploring the future of legal publishing and identity. This Keybase team offers a secure space to experiment with decentralized messaging, mutual verification, and potential OLPN-connected distribution layers. 1 total member

1 public admin

ncarroll
Nick Carroll

How to join publishlawsocial

Install KeybaseDownload Keybase and enter "publishlawsocial" from the teams tab. If the admins believe you belong in the team, they will sign you into it. Or, if you personally know the admins, you can ask them to add you.

What are Keybase teams?

A Keybase team is a group of people who can communicate with end-to-end cryptography. This means the team's chats and files cannot be read by anyone outside the team, not even someone who breaks into Keybase's servers.

Membership/role changes are entered into a chain of signatures which (1) cannot be altered by a malicious person outside the team, and (2) must be signed by a team admin, as defined by previous links in the chain.

Open communities also benefit from Keybase, even if encryption isn't the goal, since data is cryptographically signed.

Here are the crypto docs for the academics among us.