In more ways than one, Plank.ly is the result of applying the present Q & A fever to social sites.
I think that is a good way of introducing the service because it is an outright networking site in which the pivotal way to find more about others is by asking and answering questions directly. And there is more to it since questions and answers are not limited to mere words. In actuality, media can be employed to drive any point home far more cogently.
Using the site necessitates you either creating a profile or signing in via Facebook or Twitter. You have full control over who can access your Plank.ly page, obviously, and if you want to keep it strictly private that is always a possibility. You can also determine which questions are given more visibility when others visit your profile page. People can cast a vote on these questions they like best, too.
In the end, Plank.ly suits both leisure uses and the collection of sensitive information by way of its advanced privacy features. It is also the first site of its kind, and it will be interesting to see the eventual ramifications the concept can have.
Plank.ly In Their Own Words
“Learn more about your friends. Let people find out more about you. Follow your friends and learn more about them. Plank is about learning new things about your friends and about yourself. We as people tend to shy away from revealing personal details about ourselves. We aim to provide a free outlet making you feel comfortable to share yourself with your friends.”
Why Plank.ly It Might Be A Killer
It mashes up two services that are entirely complementary to begin with, and it might set the scene for even better things to come.
Some Questions About Plank.ly
Can it become as popular as Facebook in its own right? 
