Importance of creation date in keysigning

[JürgenA.Erhard]

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Is the date of a key's creation in any way important when signing a key?

I've googled, and found only keysigning how-tos that didn't mention the
key's creation date.

I'm asking because I'm unsure whether to put my key's date on my
business card (which will be mainly used for key signing purposes, and
I need it for the upcoming LinuxTag).

Bye, J

PS: LinuxTag starts Thursday!  I'll split my time between the KaLUG
booths (look for the Internet Cafe) and the Debian booth (most
likely).  Just in case someone wants to meet up...

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                            J=FCrgen A. Erhard
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