A rant on Digg, and promotion for plime, and other Digg competitors. picked by JMHX316 1 year ago

I noticed that Plime didn't have a Wikipedia entry, so I have created one. Maybe we could all fill it out a little bit? picked by sparky 2 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 11 months ago

Which is your favourite? picked by madalinmadalin 1 year 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 2 years 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 1 year 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 2 years ago

An astonishing number of stories related to HD-DVD encryption keys have gone missing in action from digg.com, in many cases along with the account of the diggers who submitted them. Diggers are in open revolt against the moderators and are retaliating in clever and inventive ways. At one point, the entire front page comprised only stories that in one way or another were related to the hex number. ... read full post picked by sholom22 1 year 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 1 year ago

Plime Rocks a 10!
Plime also kicks Digg's, Fark's, and Boingboing's ass!
What is this all about?
Uses Yahoo/Google search to check phrases on the quality of your search query. picked by 2manyusernames 1 year ago

There's plenty of useful content in there by now, including tips on searching for news and forum threads, workarounds for posting news and uploading images. If you're new to Plime, please make sure to also check out our starter kit.
Happy pliming! picked by suckersklub 4 months ago

You may not know this, but there are actually a number of great references available to you that aren’t Wikipedia. Now, don’t get me wrong - I love Wikipedia, too. Whenever I first begin a project I almost always go and overview it through Wikipedia. It’s a great introduction to a subject, also connecting you easily to other related ideas, people and places. picked by sandman2 11 months ago

A Wiki where you can add or edit information about your favourite website. Basic information is automatically added from "Whois" but details are added by users picked by AmosWolfe 1 year 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 10 months ago

I found this article to be interesting and I happened to stumble upon it just now. Couldn't find it on plime. I hope isn't a dupe! picked by punthe 6 months ago

The recent news of sites being unbanned from Digg may have been a red herring thrown at us to divert our attention from the full impact of a new Digg feature. I am talking about Digg's new "auto bury" feature. picked by charbarred 1 year ago

Alert Plimers just point and laugh.

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

Anonymous edits to Wikipedia (almost) in real-time. Shows where in the world the edits were made from and the link to the article. Quite interesting picked by doggylives 4 months 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 1 year ago