>> I assume that the warning is there, because an exported key is somewhat >> likely to end up in some public-readable place and this is generally a >> bad thing - even if it is protected by a passphrase. You should at least >> take the risk willingly. OK, but what exactly are the risks, what to expect to protect from ? Is it because of the possible password "cracking" and the password becoming unmodifiable (because people have a copy of the key encrypted with the password "P" you had when you exported your key, so whatever stronger password "Q" you set later, they can attack and compromise your key by finding "P") ?
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