> There should be a host for each subdomain, i.e. a person who agrees to
> maintain it.  Otherwise, scattered around the internet is a safer
> long-term bet.

Each "community" (as opposed to privately owned, e.g. scheme
implementation specific) subdomain should reside on one of the community
servers, which I've been trying to curate under *.servers.scheme.org in
an attempt to make it obvious to all which ones we have.

Each community server should have at least two admins (i.e. sudoers) and
should ideally follow a standardized template of Linux configuration.
The "ground truth" for most of the content and configs should be in git.

If we do this, our servers will be better maintained than most of the
ones on which Scheme content currently resides.