Ok, take a look at the screengrab with this post. The Herald Bulletin has the top spot (with whatever they're calling the extra links under it this month), plus a More results from theheraldbulletin.com », then *another* for www.theheraldbulletin.com, then *two more* for just www.heraldbulletin.com (which appears to be a mirror?).

I came across this piece at Poynter today and it really upset me. I posted a response in the comments, but there are other things I want to add.

According to URLtrends.com, I think Muncie Free Press (MFP) has a more 'natural' (not a closed, dare I say 'incestous' link pattern) and 'generous' (more links outbound...spreading the 'Google Juice' between more sites...) linking pattern than

Hello, world. Just popping in again real quick to share some thoughts. Mostly concerning the Myers-Brigg INFP personality type as it relates to grassroots journalism.

I don't know when exactly, but sometime recently The Star Press' homepage was invaded by a slim banner for the Muncie Mega Auction, a thinly branded auction site of some type. Good luck with that.