I don't think so, the file extension should indicate the file format instead of content name. For compatibility purposes, the file extesion should contains 3 letters. And this is not enough to cover all known file formats. So, using different file extensions for the same file format will cause format conflicts and wrong format interpretation.
So, the content name should be specified in the name instead of extension. For example:
bmygame.kdi - byte
kmygame.kdi - korvet
Also, I'm not sure that the kdi extension represent files with unique file format. Can you tell me format structure? I want to make sure that the kdi extension used in the right way...
Another example: if we want to store disk image for the computer "Exercise", using extension "exe" is a bad idea.





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