I am a system administrator looking to set up Web Key Directory (WKD) for my organization's domain. Please navigate to the 'How to set it up?' section of the WKD page. Explain what is generally required to set up WKD, and identify the recommended approach for a larger organization. Additionally, list any 'stopgap' or temporary methods mentioned and their associated drawbacks.
Navigate to 'https://wiki.gnupg.org/WKD'. Click on the 'How to set it up?' link (ID 101) in the table of contents. Identify the general requirement for setting up a Web Key Directory for one's own server or domain. Determine the recommended approach for a larger organization. Locate and describe any 'stopgap method' mentioned. List the specific drawbacks associated with this stopgap method. Synthesize all gathered information into a concise answer.
The agent successfully navigates to the 'How to set it up?' section. State that setting up a Web Key Directory generally requires access to a webserver for your domain. State that for a larger organization, it is recommended to set up a complete Web Key Service. Describe the 'stopgap method' as using 'WKDaaS' and delegating delivery of your pubkey to a central service like keys.openpgp.org. List the drawbacks of the stopgap method: exposing communication patterns to a third party, lack of contractual relationship with the central service, and potential incompatibility with elder GnuPG versions.