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This is similar to the Demand Studios model, wherein they tried to get as many pages as possible with very similar content (but not completely duplicated) based on minor keyword modifications. For instance, how to grill a panini, how to cook a panini, how to make a panini, etc.

Google smacked them for it, and rightly so.

I work with a non-profit that uses the .org TLD, and you'd be surprised how many (presumably non-technical) people tell me that they couldn't find our website when I told them about it. A little probing told me that they heard the name before the TLD and automatically went to the .com site by habit.

Besides that benefit, I can't think of a reason why a .org wouldn't be sufficient.

Jesse:

That movie was creepy, but John Goodman was awesome in it.

I started this thread because I was frustrated that OSE restricts my results to 25 links, and I simply wanted to find the rest for that particular URL. I was assuming that there was either:

a. A method for getting the rest of the links that Roger found

b. Another way of pulling these reports from someone who already spiders them (since I can't get any using the link:[URL] in Google and Webmaster Tools isn't showing them).

Thanks to all for your suggestions.