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I have, for the past week or two, been developing a custom Codex based upon the monsters from the DOOM games. However, as it draws to first-draft completion, I'm beginning to wonder how people usually post such things as this. Mind, it is likely to be a 40+ -page monster just the first time through with plenty of monsters to choose from, so it'll be available as a very large .pdf file. What's the best way to post something like this online?

Post it on Scribd then put the link into an article, both of which should also be linked in a thread in the appropriate forum for whatever system you are using to create the rules (40k Proposed Rules/Fantasy Proposed Rules).