Re: [Sks-devel] IPv6 peering; keydumps annoyingly large

[Robert J. Hansen]

> reviewing, testing, and deploying a significant change to the architecture
> of the SKS keyserver network...

It should be noted, incidentally, that these changes would mean it would no 
longer be the SKS network.

The SKS network is, literally, the *synchronizing* keyserver network.  If the 
system gets changed so it's no longer synchronizing but redundancy-reducing, we 
really need to call it something else.

So long as we say it's "just a modification to SKS," that lets people think the 
change is small.  Once we say "invent an entirely new keyserver protocol 
because SKS is clearly not what these people want", that gives an idea of the 
scope involved.