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> I wouldn't call platform_profile ACPI either, but it just kind of
> ended up there. 

Exactly, it's not the best place for it, but now it's ABI.

> Where would be a better position for it?

I would say it depends upon how generic it ends up being.  Maybe 
/sys/kernel if it is very generic.  Maybe /sys/power if it's more narrow 
and only going to be for affecting power related things.