From 3b37fcc4a8d8f8f3fed16fd166468bfe04c642eb Mon Sep 17 00:00:00 2001
From: cyril soler
Anonymous identities allow you to anonymously interact with other users. They cannot be \ spoofed, but noone can prove who really owns a given identity.
\ -External circles are groups of identities (anonymous or signed), that are shared at a distance over the network. They can be \ +
Circles are groups of identities (anonymous or signed), that are shared at a distance over the network. They can be \ used to restrict the visibility to forums, channels, etc.
\ -An external circle can be restricted to another circle, thereby limiting its visibility to members of that circle \ - or even self-restricted, meaning that it is only visible to its members.
\ -A local circle is a group of friend nodes (represented by their PGP Ids), and can also be used to restrict the \ - visibility of forums and channels. They are not shared over the network, and their list of members is only visible to you.
") ; +An circle can be restricted to another circle, thereby limiting its visibility to members of that circle \ + or even self-restricted, meaning that it is only visible to invited members.
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