I'd like to establish file naming conventions because it just makes things easier.
I was thinking something like
Item.<item name>.user
Feat.<feat name>.user
Class.<class name>.user
Race.<race name>.user
For Powers I was thinking
<Class/Race/Feat>.Powers.<power name or perhaps level>.user
It will likely make for a lot of powers, but it should keep confusion to a minimum.
That way when they get bundled into .hl files they're easier to select.
Thoughts?
Personally I do not really like the "one file per feat" thing. It is often convenient to have several things in one .user file (but I am currently not working on any 4e scripts, so not really for me to decide ^^ - as mentioned, my group moved completely to D&D Next). Asides from that I think to have some sort of Naming convention would be a GOOD idea.
The problem with dumping them into a single file is they need some sort of organization.
i.e. so if a fix needs to be fixed again I can find the right file.
Having one file called feats.user means that I'd have to merge into it.
So having a single file per feat that we've fixed means that it's easier to find (even if the directory gets a lot of files) so that when I'm packaging up all the feats for download I can readily identify them.
That said, if somebody has a suggestion for something better than feat.<featname>.user I'm all ears