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Hate to break it to you, but most users are that dumb.
if you designed the system so that the extension is part of the functionality, then you have to hide it away so that your users donโt accidentally delete or modify the extension thus rendering their files useless (within said system)
itโs a fundamental shell design flaw: one should never allow users to modify data critical to functionality. And itโs not something that can be changed because almost all applications depend on this
I've seen people deleting those ugly
*.exe
s and*.mp3
s from their files. Hopefully they learned to not to, but I've heard cases who didn't.