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Re: allow .jar uploads
Note that there are no extensions relating to executables on the whitelist. Adding "jar" is equivalent to adding "exe." Jar files use the zip format, but with a different extension and additional metadata. On most Windows systems I've seen they can be run with a double click. If you're intention is to distribute source code, ZIP makes more sense. There's not much utility for posting executables here.
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