A title, in Queens
Queens Alliance Baseball has its own domain, its own name, and forty-six characters of retrievable content. The rest of whatever it publishes is assembled in a browser and reaches nothing else.
New York City is exceptionally well represented in these records. There is a league in Central Park that has run since 1959 with a manifesto and a timeline. There is a metropolitan league with four written eras and eighteen fields across the boroughs. Both are legible; both are findable; both can be sent to a stranger.
Queens -- the most linguistically diverse county in the United States and a borough with a very deep amateur baseball tradition -- returns a title tag.
A High Cheese league page renders the schedule, the standings and every roster as plain pages at an address the league owns, so an alliance in Queens is as readable as the leagues on either side of it.
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