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 ### needs:
 
-I wanted something capable of encrypting a file/archive/furryporn/whatever in a way that it was encrypted for N persons but only a willi quorum of X persons was needed to decypher it.
+Sometimes we find ourselves managing pieces of software/infrastructure/etc with all the passwords/knowledge and everything well encrypted,
+the question I've asked myself is: what if for some reason we unwillingly disappear, what happens to all these data?
+Maybe it's a shared service with others but on your machines, maybe it's your data that should be nice to make accessible to your significant other (but the other does not have a tech knowledge enough to be able to do it).
+So I wanted something capable of encrypting a file/archive/furryporn/whatever in a way that it was encrypted for N persons but only a willi quorum of X persons was needed to decypher it.
 I looked into "Shamir secret sharing" but I find that generating a new secret that should be distributed among the interested parties could be the key for failure.
 
 ### requirements:
@@ -18,7 +21,7 @@ I looked into "Shamir secret sharing" but I find that generating a new secret th
 
 this bash script is set to take N recipients and encrypt four file to make sure only with the quorum of at least 3 recipients the file will be opened
 
-the logic behind that is really simple:
+the logic behind that is really simple, it generates the various possible unique combinations:
 
 ```
 #the combination matrix for a quorum of 3 recipients on 5:
@@ -36,6 +39,7 @@ the logic behind that is really simple:
 #C,D,E
 ```
 
+in this way only if at least 3 recipients agree to decrypt the file they will be able to
 
 ### requirements:
 
@@ -53,6 +57,14 @@ your output will be a file named
 
  your_file_to_encrypt.ext.ENCRYPTED
 
+
+### thoughts:
+
+I think that the archive or file encrypted with this method should be offline and held by a person that's not one of the ones that can decrypt the file,
+or could be online but protected by a symmetric password so only another party can make the data available to be decrypted.
+I don't have a clear idea about that right now.
+
+
 ### customization:
 
 if you want to increase the number of people needed to decrypt the file to 4 for example,