Who did you get to sign your keys? Are you using keybase or some other PKI/WOT system?
(Same questions apply for everyone in this thread saying "yes")
(Same questions apply for everyone in this thread saying "yes")
For most of my usages (SSH, password manager, personal encryption) there is no need of a WOT. For the git commits signature, I have put my public key on Github so there is the "Verified" label aside my commits, but I don't think anybody has used this information yet. And for the email signatures, it is useless without a WOT, it is the reason why I do not bother to sign them anymore.
As someone else said in this thread: «I just like that little bit of extra “yes, this was me” onion layer of security.»