Which is a common compromise and frankly more useful than the web-of-trust model, as long as users understand the limitation and verify once offline.
It's still unclear to me how this works if you use more than one email client.
It's still unclear to me how this works if you use more than one email client.
Also, keybase.io, being centralized, isn't as auditable as the DNS, but admittedly there is work being done on both DNSSEC transparency:
http://blog.huque.com/2014/07/dnssec-key-transparency.html
and keybase.io publishing to the bitcoin blockchain:
https://keybase.io/docs/server_security/merkle_root_in_bitco...
They're more of a facilitator for other applications -- Signal is a packaged application itself.