<World-Wide Web> (Sometimes "webmistress") The alias or role
of the person(s) responsible for the development and
maintenance of one or more web servers and/or some or all of
the web pages at a website. The term does not imply any
particular level of skill or mastery (see "webmonkey").
The webmaster's e-mail address often appears on the home
page of the site. Failing that, you could try sending e-mail
to postmaster (from which the term is probably derived) or
root at that host, possibly after removing an initial
"www.".
