PGP trust paths : Tom Marble → Norman Walsh

from	stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com>
to	stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com>
find	reverse path
see also	paths image by wotsap

0	1EABA9CB  stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com> #2558 signs
1	99E81DA0  stats  Lior Kaplan <kaplanlior.at.gmail.com> #111 signs
2	607559E6  stats  Benjamin Hill (Mako) <mako.at.atdot.cc> #5 signs
3	CC185A3B  stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com> #4140

0	1EABA9CB  stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com> #2558 signs
1	88F88F8F  stats  Sam Hocevar <sam.at.hocevar.net> #119 signs
2	C99870B1  stats  Benjamin Hill (Mako) <mako.at.bork.hampshire.edu> #12 signs
3	CC185A3B  stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com> #4140

0	1EABA9CB  stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com> #2558 signs
1	BD8B050D  stats  Roland Rosenfeld <roland.at.spinnaker.de> #15 signs
2	68FD549F  stats  Martin Michlmayr <tbm.at.cyrius.com> #3 signs
3	C9C1B319  stats  Michael[tm] Smith <mike.at.w3.org> #3966 signs
4	CC185A3B  stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com> #4140

0	1EABA9CB  stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com> #2558 signs
1	83B64656  stats  Anibal Avelar (Fixxxer) <aavelar.at.cofradia.org> #863 signs
2	F2CF01A8  stats  Bdale Garbee <bdale.at.gag.com> #10 signs
3	9992ADFC  stats  Jeff McAdams (General purpose key) <jeffm.at.iglou.com> #1269 signs
4	E04F9A89  stats  Roy T. Fielding <fielding.at.gbiv.com> #3540 signs
5	CC185A3B  stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com> #4140

0	1EABA9CB  stats  Tom Marble <tom.marble.at.sun.com> #2558 signs
1	C8F569A8  stats  Urs Ganse <urs.at.nerd2nerd.org> #359 signs
2	CD7BEEBC  stats  Mark Brown <broonie.at.sirena.org.uk> #2585 signs
3	F4CB86A6  stats  Thomas Roessler <roessler.at.does-not-exist.org> #7043 signs
4	60B1A7FD  stats  Rigo Wenning (W3C) <rigo.at.w3.org> #23968 signs
5	1017581A  stats  Henry S. Thompson <ht.at.inf.ed.ac.uk> #17212 signs
6	CC185A3B  stats  Norman Walsh <ndw.at.nwalsh.com> #4140

• no other disjunct paths found ; the to key (CC185A3B) has only 5 signatures

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  FC243F3C      0xfc243f3c

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