No, I did not know there were official logos, because I inherited my site and used the logo then in place. Two, I'm not a member of the site police.....if such an organization exists it must be a Black Ops situation. Three, I keep my nose in my own county and State, unless a problem is brought to the Advisory Board's attention. Which this one has yet to be done properly. Now, I guess that the situation becomes what is the definition of "prominent." But, for the SCs info: Hawaii has a very small USGenWeb logo on the page you are taken to from the USGenWeb Project list of States. I cannot see it well enough to know what it's design is. The Twin-Territories do not have the Project logo, OR it did not come up for me and I did wait quite awhile. Oklahoma trapped me and the only way I knew I could get out of there was to go back home first, but the logo was there. Alabama kept shutting me down....back to my main screen, so I didn't have to re-boot the computer, just had to log back onto the 'net. Finally, I got through and the logo is there. And, to see if any of you are as old as I am, or used the same song book in music class: The State that does not have the logo on the page you are taken to from the Project list, is the answer to this question: "What did Delaware?" Phyllis