v1.2 - 2005-11-25
-       made changes as suggested by Phil Ringnalda in http://weblog.philringnalda.com/?p=1026
-       added cleancomments.php by Phil Ringnalda

v1.1 - 2005-02-18
-	moved the keyring administration into the pluginfile so the 
	keyring can be managed via its own manage-page.

v1.0.2 - 2004-12-09
-	deleted some lines from openpgpcommentadmin.php 
	because of a redeclared function.

v1.0.1 - 2004-10-26
-	email addresses got displayed in verification results.
	we don't want spam harvesters to find those so we remove
	them.

v1.0 - 2004-10-15
-	changed add_filter-priority to 9. that makes the plugin 
	get called before the other standard-plugins. before
	that change you had to uncomment two lines in
	wp-includes/functions-formatting.php (replacement 
	of "--" and "---"), that is not necessary anymore.
	if the output still looks borked, try to set the
	proirity to a lower value. if it still doesn't work,
	something is wrong with wp-signature-popup.php (the
	remove_filter-line) - just drop me a mail.
-	finally implementation of automatic fetching of keys.
	this checks $comment_author_url for a headerline
	containing an URL pointing to the commentors key.
	this headerline should look like this:
	<link rel="pgpkey" type="application/pgp-keys" href="http://bronski.net/data/bronski.asc" />
-	update of wp-signature-popup.php to work with
	WordPress 1.3-alpha-4 (and later, hopefully).

v0.9.4 - 2004-09-07
-	added openpgpcommentadmin.php
	this can be used to list the fingerprints of all
	keys in the keyring and to add keys with a known
	keyid. the key is fetched from a keyserver.

v0.9.3 - 2004-05-26
-	removed filter wptexturize from wp-signature-popup.php
	instead of removing more and more lines from
	wp-includes/functions-formatting.php
	there might still be conflicts when writing characters
	that have an HTML-meaning, like < or >. those get converted anyway
	and even get parsed in the textarea. so when your comment
	contains &lt; instead of < verification is successfull
	but in the textarea still < is displayd. copy'n'pasting the
	comment will coonsequently fail because < is pasted and
	not &lt;.
	I will try to do same character replacement in a later version.
	3 versions are definitively enough for one day!

v0.9.2 - 2004-05-26
-	replaced the way to find out which comment_ID a aomment
	has. the old method used to be timestamp dependent and 
	had issues with localized timestamps.

v0.9.1 - 2004-05-26
-	verification is now configurable
	this might be useful in circumstances when verification
	is impossible like no GPG or PHP version below 4.3.0

v0.9 - 2004-05-25
- 	initial release