getting anonymous gpg-keys signed

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GPG is a fine thing with it's web of trust.
But the probleme here being...a web of trust is not anonymous.
There is no identity to prove to get a key sign if you want to
be anonymous.

One nice service here is the
PGP Global Directory.
It does only checks that one of the email-adresses in the key indeed works.
Just like a double-opt-in.

Another one is the robotCA, where you send an email to robotca AT signedtimestamp DOT org with the subject "sign key: your key id" (e.g. "sign key: AE213E00") and it will load that key from a keyserver and send a signed copy to the email-adresses in it.

But at least that's something that can be done.
Verify that the key-owner can recevive at that that address without sending a message yourself.
(Like, if that key is to be used outside of an email-context.)
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