additional uids?

[Justin R. Miller]

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Thus spake Lionel Elie Mamane (lionel@mamane.lu):

> It doesn't change the key itself. Keep in mind you are using the key
> to sign / encrypt, and not any uid attached to it.

You mention that those with the "new" version will get the added
convenience in their MUA.  This I understand.  So, does one typically
manually update the key when it's known to have changed, or would GnuPG
know enough to re-request it from the keyserver in hopes of getting the
"new" one? =20

Thank you for your previous answers.

-Justin
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