Best List Building Sites
This is a list of the best list making sites.
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Demolistic
Demolistic was on Mashable and clearly lets you make lists. -
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Tastiq.com
Tastiq is an older list site that was originally built as a list publishing platform, and therefore lacks many of the collaborative and community features of the other listing sites.The next iteration is in development, which will focus on collaboration, streamlining the interface and design elements, and making it more fun to create and contribute to lists.
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RateItAll
I work there, and I can say with no hesitation that we let you make lists. -
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AlternativeTo.net
User-editable site that tracks alternatives to software and web applications of all types. Rankings are based on global site popularity, not popularity on that particular list, which is an interesting and unusual approach, but one that may have merits in some cases. -
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Chizat.com
Chizat isn't truly a list making application, but gives you the ability to create and share a discussion board in one easy step. It's extremely simple to use - no registration is required.
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Make Five
Make Five was on Hacker News and they let you make lists. I get confused that the lists are often longer than five items. -
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Wikipedia
Wikipedia doesn't let you create lists about just anything - they have to follow the site guidelines for inclusion. But where it does have lists, they are generally good quality, and they can relatively easily be expanded into arbitrarily detailed comparison tables if there is demand for that. -
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On My List
I think they're neat, but the spammers seem to have overrun them. -
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Listible
Listible had a nice product but they are dead now. -
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Amazon Unspun
I feel like they sort of cheated because they ordered Mechanical Turk people to do all the work.


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