Not a perfect solution, but perhaps a free repository on github does the job well enough? An example for a repository that contains nothing but a curated list of things: https://github.com/vinta/awesome-python (direct link to the list) That one's generated with help of some scripts, looks like. Yours could be simpler. All you need is a repository with a README.md file in it. The file's content is text written in markdown syntax, which is similar to text formatting syntax here. You might even get away with just copying and pasting your post. Just look at the source code of the list above and scroll down a bit - lists and links are coded exactly as they are here: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/vinta/awesome-python/master/README.md If you want to get rid of all the visual noise that github displays around your nice list, you could use "github pages" (more info here). But that's already some work, so I guess other, simpler alternatives (i.e. not github) would be more interesting than that. Know, though, that in order to get a free github repository, you'll need to register a user with a valid email address. So there's a privacy concern you have to work around (you probably wouldn't want to use your regular email address for this). EDIT Easier than a repository, you can just make a gist on github: https://gist.github.com/ Just name your file something.md (md being the file extension for "markdown") and you get nicely formatted text.