Provide packagers with clarification on pythonhosted.org

One question that I'm sure newcomers to packaging have is, "where should I host my documentation?" or "is there an official or preferred place to host my documentation?" (I sure had this question.)

Of course, PyPI displays the package's "long_description" (which is also worth mentioning in the guide), but PyPI also says this on the edit page for a package--

You can now host documentation at http://pythonhosted.org/project_name. To upload documentation, prepare a .zip file that is unpacked into this URL. Only static pages are supported. The zip file must have a top-level "index.html".

I know the Guide tries to avoid taking sides on third-party tools (e.g. test frameworks, etc). But given that pythonhosted.org is owned by PSF and recommended by PyPI, is this a candidate for a recommendation (e.g. on the "Tool Recommendations" page)?

Since pythonhosted.org is more a service rather than a tool, perhaps the page title could be changed to "Tool & Service Recommendations." (PyPI itself is another service that is implicitly recommended on the page; it doesn't have its own bullet point but could under a "Services" section for completeness and clarity.)

Inizia dalla pagina «Tool Recommendations» collegata nell'issue e verifica come descrive attualmente PyPI e le altre raccomandazioni. Determina se pythonhosted.org debba essere documentato e se il titolo della pagina debba essere modificato; il lavoro è completato quando la guida contiene una raccomandazione chiara e condivisa per chi è alle prime armi con il packaging.