I definitely agree with Kerm here. I was actually writing out a post explaining just that
The project isn't at a point where it
needs its own website. I don't see an issue with it continuing to be housed here until the project excels to its next milestone update (or two
).
However, when the time comes it would be my pleasure to donate a shared hosting account to Freebuild (permanently, or until we move to paid host). I have offered this in the past, but there's been hesitation due to TBG being a target for flooding, DDoS attacks, and the-like.
I have the resources to do it, if we need hosting until we (or if we) move to a paid host. I own a pretty decent server, so space, bandwidth, features, and even up-time should not be an issue. (Maybe sometime when I'm free, and not swamped with projects) I'd be
more then happy to design and put up a website to the spec of the TBG developer's and community's suggestions.
I have some great ideas I'd like to try and implement into the Freebuild website, if I'm given the opportunity to design and master it
This is all, of course, if the developers agree to move the home. It's pretty understandable if they wanted to wait until it was a wee-bit further on.
Given that, I don't see the shame in throwing up a TBG-based community site, even if it's not official, with the intent of becoming official if the rest of the developers are up for it at a later-date (with respect to the developers that, in the end, it
is their choice where to house the official TBG website).