Gist 0491d89144ebf831d3e485d03c947351

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Gist 0491d89144ebf831d3e485d03c947351

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Last edited Jul 26, 2016

Created on Jul 26, 2016

This gist contains a Keybase proof statement, not a data visualization. It is a plain-text and JSON document that cryptographically links a GitHub account, P7h, to a Keybase identity, p7h, via a signed PGP message and a public key fingerprint. The file demonstrates the command-line verification process using the `keybase id` command. No visualization libraries or rendering code are present.

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