In order to make Plime the premier go-to-site for news and interesting links, we are going to start an optional weekly theme. We encourage people to post links that relate to the theme, but again, it's optional. Please click the link above to suggest themes for next week. It's your site, let's hear your ideas If you upvote this to keep it on the news page, downvote the creation. I'm not look... read full post picked by suebe 1 year ago

Like Google Earth but for the universe; you can whiz round the galaxies, solar systems and the planets.
Also check out the Add Ons to add sci-fi objects to the universe.

Original post by Boomshank. picked by TheStep 3 years ago

Plime's stature continues to grow, as a major social bookmarking tool adds Plime to the list of websites it supports. The Bookmarketer recently added Plime, along with Tipd and Plugim to better serve bloggers and webmasters who want to make their pages easier to social bookmark. picked by amabaie 9 months ago

Rising to the top of social networks and link aggregate sites such as Digg, Plime, and others can be extremely profitable. So much that there are companies who will - for a fee, guarantee you a top spot. This can bring 10 of 1000's of visitors to your site. picked by 2manyusernames 9 months ago

An audience of search marketers examining social media sites such as Digg.com and Reddit.com see them as a goldmine of lucrative Web traffic. picked by DemureArt 2 years ago

Operates much like Plime, digg, etc.
The social bookmarking way of finding the best tutorials and lessons (no signup necessary) out there. picked by 2manyusernames 3 years ago

At this moment the Internet market fills with more and more websites like Digg, Stumbleupon, Reddit or Clipmarks. This would be good, a little competition will bring some improvements, thats for sure, the only problem is that these new sites aren't competition at all. picked by niceplime 3 years ago

Steve from InsideSocialNews had some questions for me about Plime and how it compares to Digg, Reddit and Netscape. Here's a transcript. picked by jaxomlotus 3 years ago

A recent study of content on the Plime site indicates that their readers enjoy stories with much more complex vocabulary than Reddit, Digg, del.icio.us and others. picked by rjonesx 2 years ago

This is being posted again as a reminder to all of the rules we follow in the Plime community. New users please read this before you post something. picked by Jerry520 2 years ago

Alert Plimers just point and laugh.

dup 1 here
dup 2 here
dup 3 here picked by kxmk 2 years ago

PLIME made the list!
PLIME made the list!

We're somebody now!! picked by tigertony 1 year ago

I wanted to quote something from the page, but it keeps locking up my system...hmmmmmm. picked by suebe 2 years ago

I wanna be worth this much one day! It appears to be an Asian girl band with the name plime. P.S. you might need something like google translator as most the site isnt in Engrish picked by davethefish 2 years ago

Main Entry: plime
Pronunciation: ˈplīm
Function: noun, adjective, verb, swear word, tropical drink
:an editable wiki community where users can add and edit weird and interesting links. picked by hoosker 7 months ago

Introducing my take on evaluating Web2.0 companies: Orbital Theory picked by jaxomlotus 3 years ago

I'm not submitting this to dis Plime. I think plime is a great site and that people should learn how to treat new users more politely. picked by charbarred 3 years ago

Have you heard of a squeeze page before? If you are like many other internet users, you haven’t. If you are trying to make money, through selling an affiliate product or service, you are advised to examine squeeze pages. After giving it a close examination, you will see that there are a number of different ways that squeeze pages can help you. When it comes to squeeze pages, you will find t... read full post picked by peterparker789 2 years ago

For the benefit of all new users, this link connects to the Plime FAQ, as helpfully summed up and posted by Donteatpoop. Other helpful links of interest can be found in the "Comments" section of this post. Again, Welcome to Plime! picked by ReBoot 3 years ago

The Norman B. Leventhal Map Center has 200,000 historic maps and 5,000 atlases. Many are online in high resolution. You can explore the collection by location, subject, date, publisher, author and projection. They give virtual tours, select a map of the month and have a section called Maps in the News, where they profile Darfur and Iraq. picked by 2manyusernames 3 years ago