On 4/12/25 3:14 PM, Brian E Carpenter wrote: > On 13-Apr-25 09:16, Marc Petit-Huguenin wrote: >> On 4/12/25 1:55 PM, Michael Richardson wrote: >>> >>> Bob Hinden <bob.hinden@xxxxxxxxx> wrote: >>> >> Email: cabo@xxxxxxx, https://orcid.org/0000-0001-9527-7181 >>> >> >>> >>> > Maybe I am missing it, but when I looked at your OrcID page (and the >>> > previous cited example), I didn’t see a current email address listed on >>> > that page. Or do you have to be logged into ORCID to see that? >>> >>> I see his email address whether I'm logged in or not. >>> >> >> That was not the case this morning, so I guess Carsten made it public since. >> >> One issue I see with ORCID is that it is not possible to add an email address that is no longer until one's control, like the ones from my former employers/companies. As the problem that we try to solve is exactly that, binding old email addresses to a single identifier, I do not how see that is an improvement. > > Indeed. If you care about my old email addresses, my IETF datatracker profile is the best (indeed, the only) place to find them (or at least, about half of them). > Another way is to do a search on a GPG keyserver. For instance, looking for marc@xxxxxxxxxx (which I completely forgot about) on https://keyserver.ubuntu.com/ returns my GPG key, together with all my email addresses since 2004. Obviously the issue is to mandate everyone at the IETF to create a GPG key and uploading it, but that has some obvious benefits. -- Marc Petit-Huguenin Email: marc@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx Blog: https://medium.com/@petithug Profile: https://www.linkedin.com/in/petithug
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