I agree with Alexis. I think having a standard recommended file
extension or two has a number of benefits, even if we don't all choose
to use it. It can help with new users, tooling, quick comprehension of
pastes, eg to know when examples are Ledger- or hledger-specific.
(I sometimes wish I had picked .hledger as the recommended extension
for hledger files instead of .journal. I'd be inclined to change this
especially if Ledger, Beancount & co. are doing the same.)
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