stjohn_piano It's going to take me some time to develop a proper tool for validating and signing an article. The core work is done, but there's a quite a way to go still. In the meantime, this is the current procedure for publishing an article: 1) Write an article. 2) Send me the article. I edit it if necessary to pass various checks / standards / rules and format it until it displays properly as a draft page. Note: There may be multiple rounds of editing, and perhaps rewriting, depending on the subject material. E.g. code may require testing and more detailed explanations. The goal is to publish high-quality reference points, no matter how expensive this turns out to be for the participants. 3) I send you the edited copy and a link to the draft page. 4) Signing an article is optional. You can stop here if you like, and I will publish the unsigned article. If you want to sign your articles, you will first need to publish a public key ownership article. 5) You sign the final version using the process in hyperlink /pages/how_to_sign_an_article How to sign an article . This relies on GPG 1.4.x. With some experimentation, you will probably be able to use GPG 2.x, but I haven't done this myself. 6) You send me the signed article. 7) I publish the signed article.