Dearest esteemed colleagues, Hello from Milwaukee! Do you all miss us already? Hopefully you all recovered nicely... Thanks again for an awesome conference, and were looking forward to seeing all of you next year! And now, the real purpose of this message. Here at the Center for Information Policy Research (CIPR) at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee (UWM), we are constructing an Internet research ethics digital library that will include, amongst other things, several (hundred?) articles related to the topic of you guessed it Internet research ethics. We would like to create a controlled vocabulary for use in our metadata, and as I began this project, that little critical mindset crept in and I started to wonder what exactly gave me the authority to decide how all of you would be searching for information. Therefore: Im putting the call out to you. Im not looking for specific terms or words (that will be the next phase!), but Id like to get an idea of how people search for information regarding Internet research and more specifically Internet research ethics. What are some issues/concerns you have had when searching for this type of literature? What approaches might you suggest in a controlled vocabulary of this subject? And so on and so on If you could email me at ehvizdak@uwm.edu sometime in the next two weeks, I would really appreciate it! Thanks so much for your contribution to this project! Erin Hvizdak -- Erin Hvizdak, MLIS Candidate School of Information Studies, University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee Research Assistant, Center for Information Policy Research (CIPR) Project Assistant, UWM Graduate School