I think it would be good to start documenting a release process so as to not forget anything when the time comes and be able to release future versions with less work :)
Dumping here the things I can think of from the top of my head:
create a branch for the new release
update version number in VERSION in this branch (probably in a XX.XX.dev until it is released)
ask a few existing moonmoon users to test the new version (I maintain the one at mozfr.org and I know the webdev that uses it for mozilla-hispano.org, that's a start for testing)
extract l10n strings and ping localizers when we have some ;)
update contributors list and any date related mentions
potentially create a patch from the previous version for people that would want to patch their existing moonmoon setup?
create release notes listing all the changes (major and minors) )since the previous version, that means looking at the git log
promote some form of feedback channel to report bugs (I guess moonmoon twitter account would work for that)
I think it would be good to start documenting a release process so as to not forget anything when the time comes and be able to release future versions with less work :)
Dumping here the things I can think of from the top of my head: