For most suggestions about the site, or future directions of the project, or whatever, you should use one of the public mozilla.org mailing lists or newsgroups. We all read those lists, and we strongly recommend that you post your suggestions there.

If you have a suggestion about some feature you would like to see added to the client, post to the appropriate newsgroup or to the wishlist group.

If you would like to report a bug in the Netscape Communicator end-user software, you're in the wrong place: head on over to netscape.com instead or go to Netscape's help site if you need tech support.

If you are a developer, and you would like to report a bug in the source code distributed by mozilla.org, please use our bug reporting page.

If there seems to be some technical problem with the web site itself, please notify webmaster@mozilla.org.

If you would like to suggest something to the mozilla.org staff privately about the content of the site or the way we do things, use the address suggestions@mozilla.org. Note that messages sent to that address will reach those of us who coordinate mozilla.org, but it will not reach the developers who are actually writing code so don't submit feature requests to this list. Use the wishlist. Likewise, we can't help you with Netscape Communicator questions.