you can do it in the console. the command is importprivkey <key>

JJ

I would say around $1,00 to start, that's somewhere near 0.002 BTC.
This is for the long term investments, its not the question if it will reach $1,00 but when  

What would the warp group here say is a selling point for this coin?

This article is for bitcoin, but it applies to Radium as well.
https://bitcoin.org/en/secure-your-wallet

Sounds great!

Are there any information about the upcoming crowd sale available yet?

illodin: I have indeed found an exploit in the NXT protocol and got rewarded with 100,000 NXT.
And yes, there has been a serious issue with Bitcoin. I helped to fix them for which I got mentioned in the official Bitcoin change log of version 0.10.1 (see here). Do you also claim, that the official Bitcoin change log is a lie?

If you do not immediately stop your "shitstrom campaign", I will leave a deeply negative feedback in your account.

The funding address has been changed (I guess since Lanniter took over the management of the project) to a new one.
This is the original address (Evil-Knievev's) https://blockchain.info/address/3Qnj4QtdD4qtZcP82xyLq2paAEPDgfwezd , it still contains 59BTC from the crownfunding.

You do not need to insert the private key anywhere: ELC will be directly sent to the every BTC address where funds came from, therefore you need the private key of the address you used for the funding.

Beats me if it's legit or not. I'd like to think it is, but there are certainly red flags.

Original dev (Lionel) apparently wrote a whitepaper for a coin that wouldn't work. He asked for BTC without a real plan to make a working coin and was adamant against escrow. He stated he would post his personal info in the forums, yet never did. Then seemingly vanished, and EK took over the project.

EK also had been adamant against the idea of using escrow (even though he wasn't even in charge of the coin while he was arguing this).

And I guess due to legal reasons, there is now some new guy, Lannister, who is in charge of the website and the donated funds. No idea who he is, what his background is, or his real name.

Most of the forum is full of technical discussion between 2-3 people -- stuff devs normally talk about behind the scenes or with whomever is actually coding the coin. Nothing wrong with that, but very little real info has been presented ... like who is coding the thing, or background info on whatever team they do have.

Let's just say one would need a high threshold of risk to put any serious money into it right now. Like seriously 'willing to throw away btc' type of risk threshold.

There has been a short guide here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1390623.msg14138633#msg14138633
But you do not need to do this export thing if you have (and of course keep) a backup of the wallet itself.

Thanks, I didn't notice the typo before.
It's fixed.