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Coming into this thread I didn't really have an opinion, but I like this 
reasoning. +1 for both.

Nicolas Lalevée wrote:
>
> Well, the main use case I see of target groups is about using them between
> different build scripts, as also noted in the documentation Stefan just
> wrote. So the "extension point" is more an extension point of the build
> script, more than a extension point of a particular target.
> So finally I quite like it.
>
> "extension point" cannot make me not think about Eclipse's ones. In
> Eclipse the extender is called the "extension", and the extended is called
> the "extension point". So I am +1 for "extension-point" in replacement of
> "target-group". And for the attribute on the target I would suggest
> "extensionOf".
>
> Nicolas
>
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