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When www.mozilla.org was launched in 1998 all community activity occurred right here on this site. Since then the community has grown much bigger and there are now many different sites, forums, blogs and newsgroups in different places that track different parts of the project. These pages aim to be a comprehensive list to all of the different community resources available. If you know of something that's not on these lists that should be, please contact us and we'll update these pages.
There are a number of different ways community members communicate and coordinate (people use mailing lists and newsgroups, blogs, forums, wikis and they even meet in real life sometimes too) and all of these options might be overwhelming at first. Hopefully this set of links will provide some useful pointers to help you figure out where to go to find what you're looking for. If you do get lost though and need some help, feel free to ask for more information.
Please note that this is intended to be an entry point that provides a high-level overview of the different community areas. If you're looking for more detailed information about a specific topic, please look at our Developer, Contribute and Support pages or take a look at the other information referenced throughout this site.
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When www.mozilla.org was launched in 1998 all community activity occurred right here on this site. Since then the community has grown much bigger and there are now many different sites, forums, blogs and newsgroups in different places that track different parts of the project. These pages aim to be a comprehensive list to all of the different community resources available. If you know of something that's not on these lists that should be, please contact us and we'll update these pages.
There are a number of different ways community members communicate and coordinate (people use mailing lists and newsgroups, blogs, forums, wikis and they even meet in real life sometimes too) and all of these options might be overwhelming at first. Hopefully this set of links will provide some useful pointers to help you figure out where to go to find what you're looking for. If you do get lost though and need some help, feel free to ask for more information.
Please note that this is intended to be an entry point that provides a high-level overview of the different community areas. If you're looking for more detailed information about a specific topic, please look at our Developer, Contribute and Support pages or take a look at the other information referenced throughout this site.