pidgin/nest

Add pgp public key and refer to it in our security disclosure method

2021-08-03, Sorvival
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Add pgp public key and refer to it in our security disclosure method

The idea behind this is to make sure people that choose to use email to let us
known about a potential security issue in Pidgin encrypt the content of the
emails using a set of pgp keys of trusted Pidgin developers. For now we only
have the pgp key of grim but more keys can easily be added later on.

At the same time, since Hugo does not currently have a built-in shortcode for
linking directly to static resources, I had to add a new shortcode for doing so

Testing Done:
Ran `dev-server.sh` and made sure content looked as intended and links worked.

Bugs closed: NEST-46

Reviewed at https://reviews.imfreedom.org/r/860/
---
title: Services (Protocols)
date: 2019-08-08T04:51:42.000Z
replaces: []
weight: 10
lastmod: 2019-08-08T04:51:42.000Z
---
The most unique feature of Pidgin compared with other instant messaging clients
is that Pidgin enables users to log into their accounts on multiple chat
networks (also known as services or protocols) simultaneously, all from a single
application.
Pidgin supports a variety of protocols out of the box. In this group of pages
you will find answers to the most common Service-specific questions.
In case you have questions about a protocol plugin[1] that you found in our
[plugins]({{< ref "plugins" >}}) section, then our advice is to ask it's authors
(usually you can find a method to reach out to a project authors in the
repository where its code is hosted). These plugins have been developed by third
parties and thus we don't have the knowledge or capacity to support them.
[1] A protocol plugin is what allows Pidgin to support a protocol that doesn't
come out of the box with it.