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[Python-Dev] Three-char file extensions

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For me, .pyz is fine.  Python has more or less a trademark on .pyx 
extensions, and one more fits well.  I think we should stick with them.

Confusion of .pyz with .py.z is not an issue with Windows users, though I 
can understand how it might be for *nix users.  On the other hand, pyzip is 
quite similar (too similar?) to pkzip.

tjr

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