I'd be happy to provide hosting. Faceless commercial hosting companies just give you a poorly set up, lowest common denominator environment with limited flexibility, and most people who say they do hosting are reselling someone else's hosting or are using a "dedicated server". We, on the other hand, host our own machines in our own rack with our own allocation of IPs and a dedicated upstream gigabit connection, so we're 100% in control of everything that goes on. Very different.
I've been hosting since the mid 1990s, and some of the people who started then still have their same accounts now. You wouldn't have to worry about all your data mysteriously disappearing when the GNU/Linux box at that faceless hosting company gets rooted or when you forget to pay your bill for a month.
I'm a supporter of the Amiga community, too, so I'd be happy to help.
