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satisfied that those keys you downloaded have the same finger-
print as the fingerprints you checked at the keysigning party,
and if the UID on the downloaded key matches the informa-
tion you got at the keysigning party, sign the key and return it
to the owner or the keyserver.
Key Trust
The word trust has many different meanings in OpenPGP,
but when we speak of the trust we have in a key signer, we’re
concerned with how well the person verifies the identity of
other OpenPGP users. Each public key you add to your keyring
and sign needs to have one of three levels of trust assigned to
it. The method for assigning trust varies with the OpenPGP
program you’re using, and is discussed in either Chapter 6 or
Chapter 7.
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