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PGP bet practices when key expires?



I just noticed that my GnuPG key expired today. I ran "gpg --edit-key",
extended the expiration date another year, and then pushed it out to
the keyserver at subkeys.pgp.net.

Is this the correct way to update a key? Are there any issues I need to
address, that might arise because the key had expired before I extended
its expiration date?


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