So many open source projects enforce the Signed-off-by line in commit messages without assigning any menaing to it. I am not a laywer, but I believe such line bares no meaning unless otherwise specified (and even then it is questionable, at least).

Requring a magical incantation in commit messages is an artificial obstacle for contributing, especially for beginners. If your project does that, try to figure out if you can drop the requrement. Thanks

@hroncok i gpg sign my commits but only really because it gives funny green signed symbol in codeberg and that gives me dopamine

@aks @hroncok fun fact, there’s no real relation between GPG signing and «Signed-off-by»…

GPG only confirms it’s been you who “signed off” whereas the “signing off” comes from a court case about contributing licensed code.