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     Are you the type of person who can't make up their mind? If you have a hard time answering that question, then Yes No Maybe is for you. Think of it as your personal crystal ball for those tough moments when you need an opinion from an unbiased outside source. 

     The site is as complicated as it sounds. Just type your question into the big white box and click the "Ask" button when you're done. Then, through the miracle of modern technology, your question will be answered in big huge letters across the top of the screen along with its corresponding background color - green for yes, yellow for maybe, and red for no. It really is that simple. 

     Note: If you haven't figured it out already, Yes No Maybe only works with questions that are not open-ended, and can only be answered with yes, no, or maybe.

     Have fun, and don't take any of the answers too seriously! There is no one sitting behind a computer reading and answering all of the questions you ask! At least, I don't think there is..........

Click Here to Ask Away! 

                                                                  
                                                                        

     "We know you've got something interesting to say. Plinky is here to help you say it in a fun and compelling way."

     ...Ok so maybe their "tagline" is a bit dorky(I'm assuming it's their tagline. Sounds like one, doesn't it?), but this site is actually pretty decent. 


     If you like answering questions...LOTS of questions...you'll love Plinky. There's a new question to answer everyday. I'm not just talking about questions like "What's your favorite color?". These questions are deeper and more meaningful, and usually require a somewhat longer answer. 

     Some examples of the questions you'll find on Plinky include "Ten years ago, would you expect that your life would be anything like it is today?", as well as "Do you blog? Why or why not?, and also "What scents bring back vivid memories for you?". 


     Plinky also lets you read answers given by other users, as well as follow people and share your answers to facebook and twitter. Also, after you answer a question (or a "prompt", as they call it) and are ready to post, you will be able to choose the option of having your prompt posted directly to your blog page or "service" by linking it with Plinky. To enable this option, you will need to go to the "Add Services" page and add the services you want to link. The services currently supported by Plinky include Blogger, LiveJournal, Tumblr, TypePad, WordPress.com, WordPress.org and Xanga.

     You can also save your favorite answers created by other users, comment on answers, suggest prompts, and add pictures to your answers. 


     Let the interrogation begin!

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