addkey edit option

[Neil Williams]

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Before I do something I will later regret, I thought I'd ask.
:-)

I currently have just an ElGamal subkey on my main GnuPG key, 28BCB3E3.

I've created a test key that isn't on any keyservers yet to which I've added 
other subkeys, RSA (1 sign + 1 encrypt) and DSA.

Does this make this key 
1: more, or less, secure?
2: more or less compatible with PGP?

What does it add / subtract from the usefulness of the key?

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Neil Williams
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