I still look at NIPs for ideas, but I'm not overly concerned about conforming to them when it's not convenient. If I did I wouldn't get much work done. I do try to engage in protocol discussions but the experts are mostly not very responsive, which leaves one without proof that there is actual expertise there. If one community moves too slowly, I guess it may be better to divide one's time and talk to a different one, or just to focus on the product.

Thanks, that's what I figured. I'm currently just using a non-networked version of Tails to generate the master key, and then put an encrypted version of it on a USB. The master key most likely will have to be used only once, so it's easy to store copies in, say, a safe deposit box. There are probably better ways to do the airgapped operations that my method requires. I'll look out for updates on what you're doing.

This may in some ways be orthogonal to what you're doing, but maybe it's related enough to be of interest:

What makes vicious characters interesting is maybe the virtuous characteristics they need to have to be effective in the pursuit of their vices. Or maybe it's considering why their vicious goals seem good and worthy of pursuit to them.

Makes sense, still feels meaningful. Thanks for this service by the way, which I gather you're providing.

Looks like thousands or maybe tens of thousands of active users, I guess? Hard to extrapolate.

Then that's pretty meaningful and good news.

During what period?

What does "requests volume" mean?

I guess there's some value in keeping AI agents up-to-date, so FYI, key revocation and replacement is currently possible through Inkan, see below.