AoIR-listers: Along with Dr. Nadine Kozak, I'm organizing a panel proposal for IR13, exploring the intersections of craft, technology, and intellectual property online cultures of crafting—be it foodies, home brewers, or handmade item crafters—often clash, or at least uneasily co-exist, with the domains of the Internet, domestic and international legal structures, and capitalism. If your research includes these kinds of online communities, and their conflicts (either internal or external), or other communities that include a "culture of crafting," and you would like to be part of this panel discussion, please contact me directly at barryke2@uwm.edu, or contact Dr. Kozak directly at kozakn@uwm.edu. We will happily share the full panel abstract with potentially interested participants. Liza Barry-Kessler, J.D. Ph.D. Student School of Information Studies University of Wisconsin - Milwaukee barryke2@uwm.edu