摘要：This paper describes an outline for the proper design of a Fair Internet Regulation System (FIRS), i. e., a system that will be implemented in a national level and encourage the participation of Internet users in enriching and correcting its "behavior". Authors aim to design a system that will be operated in some extent by the Internet users, and so it will be easier to be accepted by Western democracies willing to implement a fair Internet regulation policy. Last, the authors state the importance of using well-designed surveys prior to the implementation of FIRS, announce the launch of an online tool (WebObserver. net) and invite researchers to be part of this international effort.