Heaven, a name derived from part of the name of a book of non-fiction by Jon Krakauer. Those involved in the prank were eventually exposed through a Bloggernacle-wide contest hosted at 9 Moons, another group blog. Although many people found the content on Banner of Heaven to be humorous, others found the deception to be very off-putting, and the Mormon blogging community engaged in multiple bouts of debate and protest over the ramifications of such a hoax. After seeing the extreme negative reaction, the perpetrators posted public apologies, although some of these were not well received by the community. , the Banner of Heaven hoax continued to elicit strong debate whenever the subject was broached, and the hoax constituted one of the most important or defining events in the history of Mormon blogging. Because of the controversy, the Banner of Heaven weblog was taken down and made not accessible until Scott B. of By Common Consent initiated a resurrection of the blog in order to conduct a five-year retrospective on the scandal. The blog was hosted for a time by MormonMentality.org, a group blog founded by David K. Landrith, one of the perpetrators behind the hoax. Selected list Many blogs, including group blogs with multiple authors and solo blogs with single authors (many of which also contributed material to group blogs) played roles in the development and expansion of the Bloggernacle. Group blogs A Motley Vision, a blog focusing on arts and culture By Common Consent, a large group blog with devotional, scholarly, comedic, polemical, and personal writings. Expand, an online community formed in conjunction with Meridian Magazine. Feminist Mormon Housewives, a large group blog focused primarily on Mormon feminism in the LDS Church. Mormon Stories Podcast, an independent (and self-professed balanced) audiocast of interviews with historians and others popularizing various issues within Mormon studies The Exponent, a large group blog focused on Mormon feminism and history The Juvenile Instructor, a smaller group blog specializing in Mormon history. Millennial Star, a generally conservative group blog Blog portals Numerous blog aggregators, or portals, have been constructed by participants in the Bloggernacle. The most prominent and widely recognized portal is the Mormon Archipelago (or MA), which was created in 2005 "to be a useful central place to see what's going on at all of the best blogs in the Bloggernacle." The MA displays Latter-day Saint-themed blogs, grouped together in various boxes or