http://www.cnn.com/2009/LIVING/worklife/01/08/jumping.ship/index.html

Upon visiting Plinky.com, you’ll notice there’s nothing there.  If you go to any of the Plinky blogs listed, there’s nothing of substance there either.   So, I wonder what Jason is talking about when he says…

“You don’t find that in a small company.  At my new company, Plinky, we sometimes dream things up in the morning and by the afternoon have it live on the Web. That never happens at a big company.”

Weird.  Also, not to be overly critical because I love start-ups, but I probably wouldn’t accept an interview request from CNN (!) about jumping ship until my new company’s site added some sort of value besides an email sign-up.  Just a thought.

Update (1/22): Plinky.com is live.  After @aubs showed some love on Twitter, I gave Plinky a whirl.  The registration was easy yet stupidly quirky.   The service – unless it drastically evolves – offers little (to no) value.  Hey, whoever funded Plinky.com, I’ve got some oceanfront property to sell you in Idaho.  Jason, will Google hire you back?