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Well, I, personally would love to see a "my_config" that is designed for users, which "my_data" is not.
User-editable config files on Windows shouldn't, in my opinion, be buried in "c:\Documents and Settings\username\Local Settings\Application Data\.foo". I'd rather see it as a hidden .foo directory in "my_documents", which is as close to a "home" directory as Windows gets for all practical purposes for 99% of users.
For me, "my_data" is fine if the application manages the config info itself and for ap
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