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This used to be "Trusted Paper Key" which is a registered trademark. I've moved it to just "Paper Key", the link to the company which owns the trademark is left in. --WiseWoman (talk) 13:21, 30 August 2011 (UTC)Reply

Sorry, I might have confused you, it's probably not a trademark, but it is a product name of Safeberg. [User:Havanafreestone], who created the article, is probably Stefan Hoevenaar, the founder of Safeberg. There is obviously a connection here, so I added the template, although the article is written pretty neutral and there are other paperkey implementations. Note that another user Havanafreestone in another wiki has also created articles for websites where Stefan Hoevenaar is involved, see . Again, I have no objection to the content of the article, and the concept of printing cryptographic keys on paper is valid and interesting. 87.139.38.177 (talk) 13:31, 30 August 2011 (UTC)Reply

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