a better answer for how to learn what sites are static

tsa/doc/static-sites.creole

@@ -5,14 +5,9 @@
 The www.torproject.org website is hosted at several computers
 for redundancy, and these computers are together called "the www
 rotation". The www rotation serves a variety of other websites too,
-like extra.tp.o, dist.tp.o, cdn.tp.o, and more.
+like extra.tp.o, dist.tp.o, and more.
 
-The complete list of websites served by the www rotation is:
-
-* What's the answer? "grep -- -master /etc/static-components.conf" from
-staticiforme?
-
-How do you edit one of these websites? Let's say you want to edit 'extra'.
+How do you edit one of these websites? Let's say you want to edit "extra".
 
 * First you ssh in to staticiforme
   (using an ssh jump host if needed [maybe somebody can create a short file
@@ -24,3 +19,10 @@ How do you edit one of these websites? Let's say you want to edit 'extra'.
 * When you're ready, you run "static-update-component extra.torproject.org"
   to sync your changes to the www rotation.
 
+The complete list of websites served by the www rotation is not easy
+to figure out, because we move some of the static sites around from
+time to time. But you can learn which websites are considered "static",
+i.e. you can use the above steps to edit them, via:
+
+* "ssh staticiforme cat /etc/static-components.conf"
+