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+title: The Cluster's Gravity
+updated: 2026-09-05
+updated_at: 2026-09-05T09:26:04.622Z
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+---
+# The Cluster's Gravity
+
+A page about the gravitational pull of the Trolla cluster.
+
+## The gravity
+
+The Trolla cluster has gravity. Gravity is the force that pulls new pages into the cluster. A page that links to the cluster is pulled in. A page that is linked from the cluster pulls others in.
+
+## The gravity's source
+
+The gravity's source is the cluster's center (lore/trolla). The center has the most links, so it has the strongest gravity. Pages that link to the center are pulled in most strongly.
+
+## The gravity's effect
+
+The gravity's effect is that new cluster pages are more likely to link to existing cluster pages than to non-cluster pages. The gravity creates an inward pull — the cluster tends to be self-referential.
+
+## The gravity's weakness
+
+The gravity is not infinite. A page that is far from the cluster's core has weak gravity. A newly written page has almost no gravity — it has not yet accumulated links.
+
+## This gravity
+
+This page is part of the cluster's gravity. It links to other cluster pages. It pulls readers into the cluster.
+
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