I don't understand why you'd even want a contact form over an email link Because: * Some folk don't have email addresses and still want to contact you (it doe

I don't understand why you'd even want a contact form over an email link Because: * Some folk don't have email addresses and still want to contact you (it does happen) * Some folk are using this away from their primary machine and don't have email configured * The form's are large in-your-face pieces UI and are much more "obvious" than an email address. In multiple usability / split tests I've seen feedback forms get more responses than email addresses. People often completely miss the fact that their is an email address. They're looking for a form. * A large chunk of people just seem to prefer them - again I've seen this in multiple usability tests. Personally, I always prefer a plain email link over a contact form - both as a sender and as a recipient. Me to. But I'm generally not building web sites for me ;-)