> Sorry if I misunderstood, but I didn’t say that the photo ID should > be allowed to be as large as possible, and this is not allowed anyway > by, for example, apps like GPG Keychain.
It *is* allowed by the spec, and it’s the spec that’s the problem here. > But I was wondering … instead of attaching a photo to a public key, > why not attach a hash of the photo using an image hashing > algorithm? This is sort of what keybase.io does; it lets you post cryptographically-signed statements like “this is my Twitter account” to let other people have confidence that a given social media account really does belong to you.
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