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I feel that this addition is more confusing than helpful, here?

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(We're not introducing the term in this meaning, anywhere, as far as i can tell)
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@ -151,7 +151,7 @@ Linking a User ID to an OpenPGP certificate
(primary-metadata)= (primary-metadata)=
### Adding metadata to the primary key/certificate ### Adding metadata to the primary key/certificate
The signatures that bind subkeys and identity components to a certificate serve dual purposes: linking components to the certificate and adding scoped metadata to components. The signatures that bind subkeys and identity components to a certificate serve dual purposes: linking components to the certificate and adding metadata to components.
Unlike subkeys and User IDs, the primary key of a certificate doesn't require a linking signature since it serves as the central anchor of the certificate. Unlike subkeys and User IDs, the primary key of a certificate doesn't require a linking signature since it serves as the central anchor of the certificate.