There are so many good things about the internet, but do you know one of the great things about it? The low entry barriers. Unlike other businesses or facets of life, if you've got an idea for a website, instead of just sitting back thinking "wouldn't be great if they had a website for this?" you can put it up yourself. And it's a lot more apparent in this instance that the excuses you come up to keep from doing it are feeble. I read an article in a magazine years and years ago about setting up your own website and had a few examples of writing HTML code. I tried it, amazed at what I could do, and what I didn't know was a simple online search away from finding out. Even now on this blog, I go into writing out the code for links or install pictures even though I have this program that just lets me highlight and put in the information, making it even simpler.
And you don't have to be intimidated by finding a place to host your website. I would tell you not to get a free hosting site because not only do you get what you pay for, they sometimes tend to go out of business, leaving you high, dry and without your input. But where can you go to find a hosting site? With the help of this web hosting comparison site, you can shop around and find the best one for you. And they do more than just point you to hosting sites. They offer all sorts of informative articles such as Web Hosting Security At Risk: Are You? and more. So with a little online surfing (which is what you were doing anyway, just more in a general direction) you to can be online with your great idea.