Plime.com is a source for funny and interesting news stories.
The main page has a popular news listing so visitors can see the type of random stuff they can post when they become a member. Members can post and vote other posts to influence the popularity. Members can also make changes to other posts and everyone can view the history of changes. The truth is that this site offers silly entertainment and less interesting comments on big news stories. Funny current link posts include “woman at large with hubby’s severed penis” and “how to learn more and study less.” There are serious subjects posted as well with titles such as, “Red Tide Reveals Possible Cystic Fibrosis Cure” and “doctors will be able to predict patient’s future.” This is a great place to get news that isn’t worth enough media money to put on NBC news but still very important for the general public to be aware of. There are currently 18 categories open for adding to and posting: arts, bargains, business, crime, entertainment, FAQ’s, gossip, politics, religion, science, sports, technology, travel, war, weird, world, WTF? and WTF??.
Plime.com In Their Own Words
“Use Plime to keep a handle on news on any topic you love
Plime has a potentially unlimited number of topics (because the community is growing the tree all the time). Plime automatically determines which articles are the most popular based on user activity and moves it up the category tree accordingly. In this way, news importance is determined through the interests of the userbase (and browsing guests), instead of an editorial staff.
Subscribe to your favorite categories, click “Save Interest” button in any category and it will be added beneath your username on the plime tree and in your profile. Additionally, if you’ve chosen a location on your user map, any category you subscribe too will show your location along with anyone else who saved the interest!”
Why Plime.com It Might Be A Killer
Plime.com is a good way to get the news that’s hidden among the big stories that take up airtime. The posts are links to other sites which can help point members towards similar texts and ideas.
Some Questions About Plime.com
Can posts be deleted directly by management if the post is highly offensive? 
