Visual directory layout for config contexts

[ryanjcouncil]

Hello,

I use config contexts extensively and it's easy to have thousands of contexts. Would it make sense to take an AWS S3 kind of approach to visually organizing contexts? Overall it's a flat file structure; but grouping up names with a delimiter '/' and presenting them as directories? It ensures the name of the context remains unique while giving a more user friendly approach to organizing and browsing the contexts themselves.

ex:
settings/corporate/general/ntp
settings/global/general/ntp
settings/global/general/ssh
settings/global/tunnels/aws-east

and within the GUI laying it out as nested folders:

settings -> corporate -> general
settings -> global -> general
settings -> global -> tunnels

Perhaps add the ability to apply changes at a 'directory' level as well rather than selecting all the files. For example; I may want to apply the weight 500 to everything under settings/global while applying a weight of 250 to everything under settings/corporate without having to select a few hundred contexts each time.

EDIT: Disregard this all; I'm caught up on 3.5 and pulling on contexts from Git is perfect.