In the article entitled "Kids in the Hall: Sites about this year's Rock Hall of Famers let you read as you listen," Prince.org is referred to as "the most visible fan site."

Here's the relevant section from the print version:

And then we have Prince. Even as his popular appeal has waned, Prince is still one of the most-discussed musicians on the Web. There are all sorts of places to read about the man and his many quirks, but if you're all about the music, there's also plenty of data to pore through. Prince is one of the most prolific entertainers of his generation, and the obscure songs he's had a hand in (whether under his own name or not) number in the hundreds. The most visible fan site >www.prince.org< is an exhaustive news source, but Jonas Warstad has done a fine, no-frills discography >http://home.tiscali.se/mu...rince.html<. And for real trainspotters, there's a page that lists many of the Purple One's voluminous rarities and outtakes >http://home.earthlink.net...takes.html<.

Here's the link to the web version: http://www.computeruser.c...01,04.html