keybase.io is sounds nice and has a good user interface.
But since it allows users to store the private key on its cloud (encrypted), would not it be counterproductive?
"Keybase never has to know what your private key is", HN discussion from March 2014 -- Some people (like you) will not put any private keys on Keybase. That's fine. Other people want convenience. Ignore them.
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