I will also solicit from individual his or her basics demographics and personal information such as rough socio-economic status ('I make approximately ($-) per month); vocational occupation; characteristics of place that respondent lives in; details of children (amount, ages, etc.) and how respondent feels program impacted his children; age children were when divorce occurred: details of support system (if any) and of extended family (if any). I will also ascertain that I am targeting individuals who have been divorced once and not remarried and that they have not introduced any other significant partner in their lives at the moment. This is so as to control for possible confounding elements. Stakeholders and participants in this sense are participants of the online / forum / chatgroup / blog environment. Ethics

Two of the ethical precautions that I will take will include coding the respondent's genuine or pseudo online identity so that he or she maintains anonymity, and conforming to the rules and regulations of the site, also refraining...

Finally, I will thank participants for their contribution.
Limitations

Netnography has various limitations including the following: As careful and thorough as I may be in trying to confound for obscuring details, I will never know for certain that participants are honest with me, that other responses may not influence their response, and that respondent will stay with me through the passage of his or her communication. The best I can do is read up as much as possible on netnography, discuss my concerns with other netnographic researchers, and formulate solutions to deal with them. These steps, as well as the ethical implementations, will ensure greater credibility of research.

References

Bowler, G.M., Jr. (2010). Netnography: A method specifically designed to study cultures and communities online. The Qualitative Report, 15(5), 1270-1275.

Lansford, J.E. (2009). Parental divorce and children's adjustment Perspectives on Psychological Science, 4 140-152