Publishing your work

You need to read the trademark policy.  As a start you can release versions
labeled community editions.  Once you/they are happy with the quality.  By this
I assume everything is translated (as I am not sure how they ensure quality).

After getting over your anger over the trademark policy you can do the
following:

* Firefox and Thunderbird, not sure if this applies to Mozilla

  First register for a CVS account.  You can use bugzilla, here is an example:
	https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=265980
  One requirements seems to be a completed localisation - which defeats the
  purpose of CVS.

  You then commit localisations to CVS and if you meet the requirements and QA
  in the l10n policy then they wil/might/maybe part of the official Mozilla
  Foundation releases.

* With the old Mozilla l10n you emailed here:
	mlp-staff@mozilla.org
  We are not sure if this still works.

* If all else fails publish it in the Translate SF download area under the
  "Mozilla" package.  You might need to label things so that it says "Community
  Edition".