>> I like cookbook.scheme.org,

> I also like the domain.

OK, added!
<https://github.com/schemeorg/schemeorg/commit/800aa2e6bd05609ea752b04b804293f3580d146b>

Arthur, can you run dnsput.sh to update the DNS records?

>> Please forgive me for saying this, but I've never liked the term "script,"
>> as the connotation has always been that it's a small, useful program, put
>> together in a sloppy fashion, i.e. not well documented, with poor error
>> handling, etc.  I'd rather emphasize the idea of packaging a Scheme program
>> into a single file.

The sloppy or casual nature of scripting is partly intentional. The Unix
"ls" program (to list files) is about the size of a script, but it's not
called a script because it's thorough and documented.

> What about system tools? or just tools?

"Tools" is very generic, it could mean almost anything: programming
tools? system tools? "Utilities" would be a similarly generic word.