Title: Meetup.com&#x27;s webpage has been throwing 400&#x27;s and 502&#x27;s for two hours, and still only half their site seems responsive.<p>There is no way for me to tell Meetup that their site is down. There&#x27;s no contact page, no e-mail address, no suggestion box, no chat, no nothing. I want to help them get their business online but they have made it nearly impossible. Literally the only e-mail address I have found is for their recruiting&#x2F;jobs page.<p>This problem is much larger than just one website. I&#x27;ve seen this dozens of times on huge websites over the past two years.<p>Years ago, a company I worked for was actually serving malware on their website, because a server got hacked and we had no idea. Somebody found it on a blackhat internet forum and wanted to tell us, but spent hours trying to track down a generic website contact just to let us know.<p>People of HN: Please tell your job that their website needs a contact page, and somebody in the company who checks the emails and sends them to the right group. This isn&#x27;t rocket science, y&#x27;all.
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