enveloping, batching, signing

[Rick Wagner]

>> This doesn't answer the question of whether it makes sense to
>> allow Signature inside the VOEvent.
>
> The peanuts (from the gallery) should speak up at this juncture.

Should you allow both? Is there a use case where an aggregator type  
of service may be publishing VOEvents signed by others? Barring that,  
I think a digitally signed envelope is sufficient, and general enough  
that it could be applied to other services in the future.

--Peanut

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